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Cerved, Wellington Management scende sotto l'8%
(Teleborsa) - Wellington Management, il gruppo di investimenti americano, dal 7 giugno 2017, ha in portafoglio il 7,616% di Cerved Information Solutions, detenuta a titolo di proprietà...
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Editorial: New Zealand can't go back, despite Boris Johnson's promises
OPINION: British foreign secretary Boris Johnson is on an international campaign to sell post-Brexit Britain to the world. As part of that campaign he unveiled a new war memorial depicting New Zealand and Britain as two intertwined trees.
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TMID Editorial: Tax avoidance: The hospitality whistle-blower
Nobody from the political parties, NGOs or other social partners seems to have listened to the alarm bells Julian Sammut’s sounded over the weekend. Speaking to The Malta Independent on Sunday, the restaurateur had stark words of warning that illicit practices being undertaken by some in the industry could have adverse ...
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Banca Generali, Wellington Management si posiziona sopra il 5%
(Teleborsa) - A partire dal 9 giugno 2017, Wellington Management, il gruppo di investimenti americano, ha in portafoglio il 5,109% di Banca Generali, detenuto a titolo di gestione indiretta...
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Watch NZH Local Focus: Is it time for Tauranga Moana Museum?
A group of Tauranga citizens are fighting to see the fifth-largest city in New Zealand get its own museum. The Tauranga Moana Museum Trust are a dozen committed residents working with Tauranga City Council to build a business case...
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Auckland rents still NZ's most expensive, rising slower than national figure
Auckland rents for all residential properties are not rising as fast as the national figure and are well below Wellington's rises, according to a Trade Me index.But one category of Auckland property is proving extremely popular,...
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NBR Rich List: Who's made the list of NZ's most wealthy?
New Zealand's top 10 wealthiest people are collectively worth more than $25 billion - $2b more than last year.The National Business Review 's Rich List was revealed this morning in a live broadcast.There are 19 newcomers to the...
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson pays tribute to UK-NZ bond, likens hongi to headbutt
In a world "still full of threats", New Zealand and the United Kingdom must continue to "stand shoulder to shoulder," says UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
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Boryeong to export its mud to Rotorua
South Korea's coastal city of Boryeong has signed a contract to export its famous mud to Rotorua in New Zealand's North
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Australian senator who breastfed in Parliament quits over dual citizenship
A second Australian senator in less than a week has said she is quitting parliament after discovering she was a dual national and had therefore never really been elected. The controversy has raised questions about how many other politicians might also have no right to be there. Larissa Waters, co-deputy leader of ...
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Wellington Tenths Trust wins interim freezing order case against Lorraine Skiffington
The former partner of convicted fraudster Sir Ngatata Love has had her assets frozen pending a decision on a multimillion-dollar claim against her.
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Lower Hutt industrial business park up for grabs
A well-known property developer is selling a large business park based in one of Wellington's largest industrial precincts.
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Flick Electric expanding overseas, eyeing Australia, UK markets
A Wellington energy retailer, which has been labelled a "groundbreaking" business, is amping up to expand overseas.
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Funky marketing style wins the day
At the New Zealand Bookkeepers Association conference, Number Nurses won the innovative marketing award for its quirky branding that shakes off dull images of administration work. The post Funky marketing style wins the day appeared first on Times.
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Keeping New Zealand moving
Infrastructure supports much of our daily lives and is a key driver of the economy, and public services. Investing in infrastructure creates jobs and offers training opportunities. Since being elected in 2008 the Government has committed billions of dollars for infrastructure. Investment in modern infrastructure is a priority and Government ...
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Te Puke booms off back of kiwifruit
Te Puke produces more than half of New Zealand's kiwifruit crop and Bay orchardists contributed $867 million to national GDP this past season.The industry generates 10,762 fulltime equivalent (FTE) jobs in the Bay and another 14,329...
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Nexia BT appointed as Official Concessionaire to promote residence programme in Middle East
Government has appointed Nexia BT, the company embroiled in the Panama Papers scandal, as the Official Concessionaire entrusted with the promotion of the Malta Residence and Visa Programme.The news came directly from the website of Nexia BT, and it was then circulated on social media by shadow minister for justice ...
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Wellington's tugboat, Boat Cafe business, up for grabs
A 59-year-old tugboat which has been permanently moored in Wellington's Freyberg Lagoon is for sale.
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Kiwi golfing phenomenon scores Avis sponsorship and LPGA invite in double whammy
Stunning Kiwi trick-shot golfer Tania Tare received a double dose of good news this week when she picked up Avis Car Rental New Zealand as a much needed new sponsor and also received an official invitation to play in the MCKAYSON New Zealand Women’s Open. Tare, a social media phenomenon ...
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Capital more optimistic as economic conditions improve
Business confidence is continuing to improve in Wellington, with BusinessNZ also reporting a slight nationwide uptick in economic conditions.
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The Economy Hub: Do regions get a fair share of tax?
Are the regions getting a fair share of the tax take?New Zealand First leader Winston Peters this week proposed diverting 25 per cent of the government's royalties from water, oil and mineral extraction - and the GST paid by tourists...