Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

The judges are three experts in the area of trade: Mike Atkins, Head of Trade Finance at ASB; Charles Finny, Government Relations Consultant, Saunders Unsworth; Rachel Baxter, Customer Managers' Team Leader, NZ Trade and Enterprise.

More than one billion litres of water could be bottled and shipped to China from Otakiri Springs. A chinese-owned water bottling company's bid to bottle three million litres of drinking water each day from a Bay of Plenty spring as come under fire from iwi for being against Tangata Whenua.

Boeing has struck a $4.25 billion deal to acquire Miami-headquartered aircraft parts distribution, composites and aftermarket supplier KLX Inc.’s Aerospace Solutions Group, marking a further move into the value chain.

The BusinessNZ Energy Council welcomes the reopening of a potline at NZ Aluminium Smelters at Tiwai Point.

A blueprint and a new brand designed to capture more value for New Zealand’s sheepmeat and beef overseas has been unveiled today by Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ).

Peter McBride releases an update concerning Zespri's Indicative OGR ranges for 2018/19, the forecast 2018/19 range of the Total Fruit and Service Payment and Zespri’s forecast profit range and a summary of the results of the 2018 Gold3 licence release

SkyCity Entertainment Group could be paid $40 million from construction firm Fletcher Building because of delays in completing its convention centre in Auckland, according to an analyst estimate

New Zealand is the least corrupt country in the world, but it needs to learn from larger fintech markets like Australia, Singapore and London and more rapidly adapt to technologies such as like blockchain and crypto-currencies, a Kiwi fintech expert says.

Four candidates will vie for two positions on the Horticulture New Zealand Board as elections open today, with voting closing on 28 May 2018.