Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

Apr 16 -   A2 Milk Co has signed an exclusive distribution deal with Yuhan Corp in South Korea, more than a decade after an earlier foray into that country which ended in litigation. The milk marketing firm's shares rose 1.3 percent

Greater Wellington Regional Council is leading a large consortium of New Zealand public transport authorities in the search for national public transport ticketing technology.

Apr 16 -  An article published today in the Reserve Bank Bulletin compares labour supply developments across the OECD and examines how New Zealand is placed.

Apr 16 - Comvita, the NZX-listed manuka honey company, foreshadowed that it may be the subject of a takeover, with an unidentified third party currently undertaking due diligence to assess the business

Apr 16 - Ellerston Capital's interest in Fletcher Building has topped 5.1 percent, requiring the Australian fund manager to make a statement to the ASX and NZX but its interest in the beat-up construction and building materials company has been no secret

Apr 16 -  The Christchurch City Council needs to genuinely investigate new ways to raise revenue and manage assets and infrastructure to deliver a vibrant, prosperous and sustainable 21st century city, says Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce CEO Leeann Watson.

Apr 16 -  For the first time in a number of years, the outlook for the NZ economy is not as positive as it has been previously.

In October last year, our deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters boldly predicted that the economy was about to fall into an abyss due to the policies of the prior National government.

He was very wrong off course, as high export commodity prices have kept the economy ticking along at a robust clip over the intervening period.

However, today due to widespread uncertainty in the business community about the impact on the economy from all the policy changes the Coalition Government (which Mr Peters is an integral part of) is now implementing, there are now several reasons why to outlook is not so positive:-

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Taranaki Region needs urgent & coordinated provincial response

A flourishing region often considered the nation’s most prosperous is faced with drifting toward the status of an economic backwater.

The Commerce Commission is set for a shake-up with a new law that would give it new powers to protect consumers from anti-competitive practices.

An increasing number of ground-breaking New Zealand tech designers are collaborating with the wider business world to produce one of the fastest growing segments of tech.