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The Curve is taking a short break (opens the original)
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Hi everyone! You’ll notice things are looking a little different this week. The Curve podcast is (kind of) stepping away from new episodes for the next two weeks. ICYMI, Soph is currently galavanting with her family somewhere in over the Ionian sea. Vic is deep in packing mode before she moves back to New Zealand (bitter sweet!!). Thank you all for your understanding and support for this break. It won’t be complete radio silence though… Starting today, the feed will be playing five of the earlie
The property agreements almost nobody has, until it's too late. (opens the original)
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Listen on AppleYou may have never thought about what happens to a shared property if a relationship ends, because why would you. You’re not planning for that. Nobody is. That’s exactly the problem.Holly Egerton is back on the Property Podcast with BNZ, in our
The Weekly: why bond markets got loud, Shein's brutal IPO, and more (opens the original)
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Helloooo all,Hope you’ve had a lovely weekend. Thanks for reading The Curve! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.A few things going on behind the scenes this we
She Sold a $50 Film Camera for $250 on Facebook Marketplace. Now She's Sold Over 100,000 of Her Own. (opens the original)
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This is Madi Stefanis at three years old, caught on an old home video, with absolutely no idea what she’d grow up to build. She wasn’t a photographer growing up, and she’ll be the first to tell you she didn’t know much about cameras at all when this story actually starts.<a class="button primary" href="https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/a-side-hustle-from-her-bedroom-floor-became-an/id1566816026?i
Rich, famous, and it still took 18 years to turn a profit (opens the original)
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Hundreds of millions of dollars. Thirty three million followers. A husband who’s one of the most recognisable athletes in the world. And it still took 18 years to turn a profit.Listen on AppleVictoria Beckham founded her fashion label in 2008. The business posted its first ever operating profit in 2025, £7.3m. Before that, 18 str
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