LISTEN: The political pushback against sustainability goals has gained momentum and businesses are following. Is it a failure to sell the message or a blip on the road to dealing with climate change?
LISTEN: Labour’s mini-CGT is here, so the leader sits down to talk policy roll-outs and MMP machinations.
LISTEN: Why do 5000 Americans hand back their passports every year? Is it politics or another three-letter word they can’t talk about?
LISTEN: The AI deals are worth trillions, but where is the money coming from and are we headed for a repeat of the dotcom crash?
LISTEN: Jarden's Silvana Schenone and DLA Piper's Reuben Woods discuss this year's fifth annual NBR series.
LISTEN: The media CEO bought the company for a buck five years ago and has now sold half of Stuff Digital to TradeMe.
LISTEN: Our biggest insurer Southern Cross has just posted another major deficit, so what’s driving the major premium increases?
LISTEN: CEO Jolie Hodson talks to NBR about profits tanking and a five-year strategic reset, which led to big job cuts and asset sales.
LISTEN: The rise of ‘dual-use’ technologies has made it harder for investors to know whether they are funding weapons – an area of investment known as ‘the grey zone’.
LISTEN: NBR visits Xerocon to meet Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, the CEO with a $26 million pay package, who leads Kiwi software accountancy company Xero and its thousands of devoted followers.
