How Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta failed children on safety, US states say

NYT: The CEO and his team drove Meta’s efforts to capture young users, lawsuits allege. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 23rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Transport planning should sit with experts not politicians – Andrew Couch

OPINION: Delayed decision-making caused by change in Govt has cost more than $3 billion. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 23rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

China’s super-rich are eyeing the exit, New Zealand, Australia on radar

Financial Times: But capital controls mean getting money out of China is no easy task. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 23rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Ex-Files with Jeremy Sutton: I’ve been served with a protection order – what are my rights?

OPINION: How it affects work, travel and immigration. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 23rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Why billionaires support Donald Trump

Financial Times: It is not (just) greed. Business encourages contrarianism. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 23rd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Cosmetic surgery and appearance medicine: Who’s doing it and what it costs

Kiwis are increasingly using cosmetic doctors to help hold back time. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 22nd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

How a small nudge could give a big boost to your finances: Diana Clement

OPINION: Nudging isn’t about forcing us to do things. It’s about how choices are framed. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 22nd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Liam Dann: How will NZ drive economic growth? Mining out, electricity in

Opinion: Next wave of global economic growth will involve electricity, writes Liam Dann. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 22nd, 2024|Business|0 Comments

MPs behaving badly: why do we sweat the small stuff? – Bruce Cotterill

OPINION: And why do we care more about the All Blacks coach than the state of the country? Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 21st, 2024|Business|0 Comments

Chinese Premier Li Qiang urges Kiwi business leaders to bring nations closer together – Fran O’Sullivan

OPINION: Li’s messaging at the hour-long meeting was both implicit and explicit. Source: NZ Herald Business News

By | June 21st, 2024|Business|0 Comments