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Headlines For Friday 27 January 2017

IMAGE CREDIT: KOREN ALLPRESS Ξ Timaru stone to form part of commemorative garden in Belgium Ξ Strike action still looming at Lyttelton Port, talks to continue Friday Ξ 5000 NZ dairy cows heading to China on Saudi businessman's ship Ξ While you were sleeping: Wall St mixed Ξ Tony Alexander's Weekly BNZ Overview Ξ Government accounts ahead of forecast Ξ Underpinning Mr Thiel’s right to New Zealand citizenship is his passion for Tolkien. Ξ Phitek sold to NYSE-listed Amphenol in $60M deal Ξ Callaghan appoints panel to help firms leverage their IP Ξ NZ budget deficit smaller…

Headlines For Thursday 26 January 2017

Ξ Brexit White Paper – what is it? Ξ Callaghan appoints panel to help firms leverage their IP Ξ NZ budget deficit smaller than forecast in first 5 months as GST, corporate tax beat estimates Ξ Ultra-Fast Broadband extended to 151 towns Ξ New Zealand's trade minister reacts to US TPP pull-out - Listen Ξ While you were sleeping: Dow climbs above 20,000 Ξ Household Labour Force Survey Estimated Working-age Population: December 2016 quarter Ξ 'Exceptional circumstances' behind Peter Thiel citizenship - a productive input maybe? Ξ Veritas deadline looms as shares plummet

Headlines For Wednesday 25 January 2017

Ξ uArm Swift home robot designed not to cost an arm and a leg Ξ Govt launches $3M fund, compels building owners to fix quake-risk masonry within a year Ξ Management friction, unpaid bills sink promising pre-fab housing Ξ Brexit: Supreme Court says Parliament must give Article 50 go-ahead Ξ NZ economy seen leading the pack again Ξ Work begins to develop open-ocean marine farms Ξ Collision Repair Association says apprentices urgently needed Ξ Wool a way forward in filter technology Ξ While you were sleeping: DuPont bolsters Wall St Ξ TPP survival tactics dominate new PM's first press conference…

Headlines For Tuesday 24 January 2017

∩ Trump executive order pulls United States out of TPP trade deal Ξ Hellaby execs sell down holdings to Bapcor, but one retains stake Ξ Govt hikes minimum wage 3.3% to $15.75/hour Ξ NZTE Export News January 24, 2017 Ξ New Zealand's top 30 cooperatives generate sales of more than $40 billion Ξ While you were sleeping: Trump axes trade deal Ξ Poor honey crop hits Comvita Ξ Bapcor sweeps out Hellaby boardroom after securing controlBapcor sweeps out Hellaby boardroom after securing control Ξ Todd Corporation behind $5.9b mining project in Western Australia

Headlines For Monday 23 January 2017

∩ Atlas Copco Plans to Split in Two ∩ Protesters chain themselves to Fonterra factory gate ∩ Election date announcement on the cards for Tuesday Prime Minister. Bill English is declining to say whether the date for this year’s general election will be announced on Tuesday this after the first Cabinet meeting of the year ∩ Unsuitable packaging problem for water extraction company causing problems ∩ English optimistic on some form of trade deal ∩ Advanced seismic engineering protects new MPI laboratory ∩ Australia thinking about an alternative TRANS-Pacific partnership ∩ From this day forward it's America first ∩ Breakers…

Headlines For Friday 20 January 2017

∩ Lyttelton Port container terminal union workers back on strike ∩ NZ govt's $87.3B investment focused on transformational projects ∩ Revised design for Dunedin hotel ∩ EV charging infrastructure guidance released ∩ NZ and Sri Lanka discuss trade opportunities ∩ Half of U.S. Wineries Might Be Sold in the Next Five Years ∩ While you were sleeping: Upbeat US jobs, housing ∩ Auckland law firm warning Canterbury homeowners of shoddy steelAuckland law firm warning Canterbury homeowners of shoddy steel ∩ Management friction, unpaid bills sink promising pre-fab housing builder ABT in Auckland ∩ NZ manufacturing activity ends 2016 with above-average…

Headlines For Thursday 19 January 2017

∩ Theresa May: Commonwealth provides unique and proud global relationships ∩ Management friction, unpaid bills sink promising pre-fab housing builder ABT in Auckland ∩ NZ manufacturing activity ends 2016 with above-average reading ∩ Heartland names Air NZ's deputy finance chief David Mackrell as new CFO ∩ Skellerup Industries appoint new chairperson ∩ Hawkes Bay kiwifruit farm sells for $40.2mn ∩ While you were sleeping: Yellen to speak ∩ Claim Aurora facing $1b bill ∩ Blue Sky takeover bid meeting ∩ Building Information Modeling (BIM) Market expectations in New Zealand, Australia, India Building ∩ Procurement Support for…

Headlines For Wednesday 18 January 2017

∩ Successful European trip ∩ New Zealand presses Gulf states to finalize stalled trade deal ∩ McClay seeks free trade with Gulf countries ∩ Steel & Tube staffer pays 97% premium to fully paid for shares held under 24-year old scheme ∩ Kiwi businessman to join Trump team ∩ Ravensdown appoints new eastern North Island regional manager ∩ Netherlands company Jacobs Douwe Egberts(JDE) purchase BrewGroup- includes Bell Tea ∩ Otago's economic outlook up 13.9% ∩ Dyson launches worldwidesearch for 110 new software engineers ∩ While you were sleeping: Dollar too strong for Trump

Headlines For Tuesday 17 January 2017

∩ Ban on plastic microbeads proposed ∩ Netherlands company Jacobs Douwe Egberts(JDE) purchase BrewGroup- includes Bell Tea ∩ Angela Merkel gives support for EU trade deal with New Zealand ∩ Dyson launches worldwidesearch for 110 new software engineers ∩ While you were sleeping: Brexit weighs on pound ∩ Christchurch Airport ushers in the driverless era ∩ ASB economists: 'The end of the world as we know it ∩ Trade deals will be fast-tracked but immigration restrictions unlikely to change ∩ Data sharing boosts NZ-China trade advantage

Headlines For Monday 16 January 2017

∩ Christchurch Airport ushers in the driverless era ∩ Opinion: Resolution 2334 - Preserving the two state solution ∩ Silver Fern Farms sinks to $30.6 million loss ∩ Bapcor lifts interest in Hellaby to 56% after declaring takeover unconditional, extending offer ∩ Completion of trans-Tasman cable delayed until March after mishap ∩ Bill English refuses to speculate on who will take on Foreign Affairs role ∩ Southland's Lochiel Engineering offer to thief ∩ Oil prices expected to stay low ∩ English to meet with Angela Merkel tonight ∩ 2016 was the year Chrome became most popular browser ∩ …

Headlines For Friday 13 January 2017

∩ Opinion: Resolution 2334 - Preserving the two state solution ∩ Record year for Toyota in 2016 ∩ Taranaki's second largest oilfield resumes production ∩ 2016 was the year Chrome became most popular browser ∩ Donald Trump's incoming Secretary of State does not oppose TPP ∩ While you were sleeping: Wall St drops

Headlines For Thursday 12 January 2017

∩ Auckland-based manufacturer automates processes ∩ Donald Trump's incoming Secretary of State does not oppose TPP ∩ While you were sleeping: Trump hits pharma stocks ∩ Ireland and New Zealand's Foreign Affairs Ministers discuss trade ∩ Traceability key for China trade ∩ Cranes will be defunct for months at Wellington's CentrePort ∩ Ingram Micro’s new owners, HNA Group also snapped up UDC Finance ∩ Rocket Lab’s launch hopes rest on upcoming legislation