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Business and economy
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Tiny house or granny flat? What a difference a name makes
27 June 2024
Waiving some protections and standards does not bode well when it comes to the government's new 'granny flat' proposal, writes Claire Dale.
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Kiwi drivers ready to embrace wireless EV technology
24 June 2024
Kiwis are optimistic about ‘in-road’ dynamic wireless charging that allows EV users to charge their batteries while driving – but there are concerns.
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Sustainable crypto: hype or hope?
24 June 2024
Dulani Jayasuriya explores whether 'green currencies' offer a viable alternative to the traditional options.
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Entrepreneurship: why women quit
10 June 2024
Gender roles and stereotypes influence why women leave their businesses, and a new paper highlights the challenges female entrepreneurs face in balancing work and family.
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Bearing the brunt
4 June 2024
Opinion: Female employees are relatively worse off when an economy faces headwinds. So what can be done to reduce the burden?
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Shining a new light on nits
4 June 2024
Entrepreneur, mother and University of Auckland staff member Kate Ricketts has launched a business that tackles the scourge and stigma of headlice.
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Business masters ranks No. 3 in world
28 May 2024
A Business School offering has secured a top spot in the prestigious QS International Trade Rankings.
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Reserve Bank digital cash: social safety net, or Big Brother in your wallet?
22 May 2024
As the Reserve Bank considers a digital cash for Aotearoa, Professor Ananish Chaudhuri explores potential pros and cons.
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First Master of Information Governance graduate exposes privacy problems
16 May 2024
Supermarkets are dropping the ball when it comes to shoppers’ personal data, says Tiffany Sze.
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Multinationals: what about their local employees?
15 May 2024
When it comes to research on multinational corporations, for every 50 papers about the expatriate employees, there is one paper on the local employees.
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From Munchy Mart to financial markets
14 May 2024
Juggling law and commerce with a permanent role in finance meant autumn graduate Paul Koraua left university with five years of professional experience.
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The flaws in NZ's accommodation supplement
9 May 2024
The Business School's Wasay Majid says there are three flaws in the accommodation supplement that need fixing.