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Economy Liquidators are booked solid while economists toast the recovery
New Zealand's economists have spent much of 2026 telling business owners the worst is behind them. The liquidators are telling a different story. As at the end of September, creditors had filed 1,072 winding-up applications and there had been 2,411 corporate insolvency...
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Only 2% of New Zealand boards have a formal AI governance framework. AI risk should be on every board agenda.
Agree 100%
A Payments NZ survey found 76% of Kiwis worry about fraud when they pay. Scam fear is slowing down digital payments.
Agree 80%
It’s morally acceptable for one person to be a billionaire.
Disagree 63.6%
New Zealand should stay neutral between the United States and China, even if that costs us with one of them.
Disagree 87.5%
The election result will change how my business plans for 2027.
Agree 71.4%
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