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New Zealand business owners are far more likely to view productivity as a problem for the country than as an issue within their own operations, according to a new BNZ survey.

Recently, three events related to the U.S. Treasury bond markets have drawn public attention. For one, Japan sold some of its U.S. Treasury holdings to support the yen, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent intervened in the currency/debt markets to negate some of the resulting market pressures. Second, U.S. bond yields, especially at the long end,…

Camera systems often outlive the companies that install them. In this Help Net Security interview, Rob Janssens, EMEA Cyber Security Director at Hikvision Europe, discusses what happens when the integrator is gone, the documentation is lost, and nobody holds the admin credentials.

Public Policy / news ‘At the heart of savings is productivity. It has to be productivity’, Milford Asset Management chief executive Blair Turnbull says on panel covering longevity and superannuation

Asia-Pacific has no shortage of ambition when it comes to artificial intelligence. Governments are announcing AI strategies, hyperscalers are expanding infrastructure, and enterprises are moving generative AI from experimentation into customer service, software development, finance and operations.

Cross-border eCommerce has never had more room to grow. Shoppers across APAC and beyond are buying from brands on the other side of the world through marketplaces, social platforms, and direct-to-consumer sites, often without a second thought about where the seller is based. But access to a global storefront does not automatically translate into a…

AI is forcing enterprises to rethink security risk. Much of the conversation focuses on attackers using AI to scale phishing, automate reconnaissance, improve social engineering, and accelerate malware development. There is also a valid concern around how AI systems themselves are built, governed, and secured.

Enterprise software companies built their businesses around one assumption that went unquestioned for decades. People are the users. Employees log in, click through interfaces, update records and move between applications. The software earns its seat license because a human being sits in front of it.

Israel’s ambition to become a trillion-dollar economy is usually framed as a question of quantity: more venture capital, more innovation, more unicorns, more infrastructure, and more regional integration. Those goals matter, but they miss the deeper constraint.

Agentic marketing is evolving into a governance issue as evidenced by organizational structures in banks. This shift is highlighted by ANZ’s martech lead, who points out the transition from traditional campaign execution to decision-making led by AI. Nature’s editorial operations provide a practical example of this evolving work process.