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CHIBA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Asian Entrepreneurship Award Steering Committee announced today that IMAGR Ltd. of New Zealand won first prize at the Asian Entrepreneurship Awards 2018 (“AEA 2018”), a three-day business pitch contest for Asian startups held from October 31st to November 2nd at Kashiwa-no-ha campus city in Chiba prefecture, Japan.
New Zealand’s largest waste and environmental services provider, Waste Management NZ, has launched its inaugural sustainability strategy, For Future Generations, which sets out the its sustainability goals.
Daily Market Update From XE: The NZD opens down slightly at 0.6542
NZDUSD 0.6542 -0.3%NZDEUR 0.5711 0.2%NZDGBP 0.5025 0.5%NZDJPY 73.35 -0.6%NZDAUD 0.9216 0.0%NZDCAD 0.8561 0.3%GBPNZD 1.9898 -0.5% Pretty mixed night in the markets. Stocks are off again, which is not helping risk sentiment. The Fed came out saying that they still think gradual rate hikes are appropriate, which helps keep the USD bid. UK Retail Sales m/m missed, coming in down 0.8%, compared to -0.4% expected. This is a pretty volatile data point, but still not great. Brexit news continues to come in mixed, with the latest being that Teresa May has floated an idea to extend the Brexit transition period. This was perceived relatively negatively by the market, as it does not imply that a deal is close. One insight to come though, is that if we do get a “No deal” it is not really going to be marketed as such. It will likely will be labelled as an extension to talks (which are going very positively of course), and a way to get the best deal possible, rather than rushing something through half finished. This therefore makes one think that risks are potentially a little skewed. A positive deal would see a very sudden increase in the Pound, but the lack of a near term deal would possibly be a longer term, slower sell off. Going forward today, we have a slew of Chinese data out at 3:00 PM NZT. Generally Chinese data does not come in with too many surprises, but will be closely watch by Australia nevertheless. There is a Bank holiday in New Zealand on Monday, so while we will be open to deal, clients with urgent payments will want to make sure they are settled today. Global Equity markets are universally down, - Dow -1.23%, S&P 500 -1.41%, FTSE -0.39%, DAX -1.07%, CAC -0.55%, Nikkei -0.80%, Shanghai -2.94%. Gold prices are up to $1,230 an ounce. WTI Crude Oil prices are off again, down 2.0% to $68.70 a barrel.
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Luton-headquartered workspace management software provider SmartSpace has acquired a New Zealand-based business for £5.4m.
Siemens AG (Munich, Germany: www.siemens.com) and Bentley Systems (Exton, Pa.: www.bentley.com) announced today the introduction of PlantSight, resulting from development together based on their highly complementary software portfolios.
The Award was announced by the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage and can be seen on YouTube.
A trio of Dunedin inventors have secured a crucial contract to supply their medical emergency first-aid shelters to a large Australian distributor — and have some impressive Aussie businesses already signed up.
- A studio-quality recording platform on your smartphone
Jacinda Ardern is putting her faith in R&D tax incentives to lift New Zealand’s productivity and level of innovation reports Nikki Mandow for Newsroom.
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