Episodes
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The CEO of One NZ, formerly Vodafone, says big tech has benefitted from its multi-million-dollar investments in infrastructure. Now he plans to make them pay.
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The United States is forcing TikTok to sell its platform domestically as concerns over a technology war rise in Silicon Valley. Palantir advisor Jacob Helberg who was behind the TikTok bill, explains the risk.
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The scale of retail crime has forced One NZ to close a major Auckland store. Software company Auror explains how its technology is helping businesses fight back.
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Precinct Properties spent 12 years and more than $1b on its Commercial Bay development. How it expects to earn off the asset in this economic environment.
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OECD data shows direct foreign investment across borders is declining, as countries become more concerned about their national security.
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The newest finance firm, FirstCape, is on a mission to grow individual's retirement savings to ensure we can retire on more than state pension payments.
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Some of the largest luxury groups are experiencing a decline in demand for designer goods, as shoppers seek deals in the second-hand market.
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The market is pricing in cuts to wholesale rates this year, but it’s still depending on some statistics.
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Cannasouth ($CBD) claimed to be New Zealand’s biggest medicinal cannabis company. Now, it’s in voluntary administration.
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The CEOs of NAB and BNZ explain how their trans-Tasman banking operation works, and who's economy is winning, in this live interview.
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One of the biggest hospitality groups, Savor, has turned its finances around with a relentless focus on margins. Its CEO reveals how much its restaurants like Amano make a week.
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Research from Mercer reveals private equity is the best asset of the past decade but there’s an even better performer that was left off the list – Bitcoin.
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Investors like monopolies, but consumers and Governments loathe them. This episode explores our love-hate relationship with market dominance.
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The Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand explains how the expansion of money supply and higher consumer prices have eroded people’s purchasing power.
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Briscoe Group made an $84m profit while The Warehouse and Kathmandu are in decline. Its owner, Rod Duke, reveals his secret formula for managing stock and avoiding debt.
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Australian entrepreneur Sam Wood sold his online fitness business in a deal worth NZ$82 million. Now he's chasing DNA testing as the next industry innovation to take off.
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ERoad is adopting AI to ensure its business isn’t driven off route by Tesla and other high-tech electric vehicles. Its new co-CEO explains how its vehicle tracking software works.
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It’s been exactly one year since Silicon Valley Bank collapsed after investment losses resulted in a bank run. Why smaller banks are still battling a confidence crisis.
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Ark Invest CIO Cathie Wood believes Bitcoin will one day be a US$20 trillion asset. In this interview, she explains how ETFs and the halving event are boosting Bitcoin’s price expectations.
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