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GDP scorcher helps to allay fears of crash landing - Vimarsana News

GDP scorcher helps to allay fears of crash landing

The National Business Review Online is New Zealand's authority in breaking business news and analysis.

Source: nbr.co.nz
Is there something more exotic coming from the RBNZ? - Vimarsana News

Is there something more exotic coming from the RBNZ?

The National Business Review Online is New Zealand's authority in breaking business news and analysis.

Source: nbr.co.nz
Electricty Authority barring low-price power deals a deterrent to investors, analyst says - Vimarsana News

Electricty Authority barring low-price power deals a deterrent to investors, analyst says

An investment analyst has criticised the Electricity Authority for inserting itself between energy companies and industrial power users during contract negotiations.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Electricity Authority barring low-price power deals a deterrent to investors, analyst says - Vimarsana News

Electricity Authority barring low-price power deals a deterrent to investors, analyst says

An investment analyst has criticised the Electricity Authority for inserting itself between energy companies and industrial power users during contract negotiations.

Source: rnz.co.nz
$190m of KiwiSaver funds invested in weapons, figures show - Vimarsana News

$190m of KiwiSaver funds invested in weapons, figures show

Figures from Mindful Money show $190 million of KiwiSaver funds are invested in companies involved in the manufacture of weapons like firearms, missiles and ammunition. That's despite over 80 percent of New Zealanders saying they do not want to invest in these companies - according to their latest survey. Experts are now warning New Zealanders to look into where their funds are actually going. Louise Ternouth reports.

Source: rnz.co.nz