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Tag : New Zealand
The four-day workweek: A model for success or business risk?
While the benefits of a four-day workweek, better work-life balance, higher performance, fewer time-off requests, and increased productivity, are evident, this model may not work for every business...
FST Media organises The Future of Banking & Financial Services for 2018
The one-day conference will help companies and professionals to develop insights about the upcoming banking and finance markets...
ADB, EU and New Zealand come together to commission Samoa hydropower plants
Will help cut the country’s reliance on fossil fuel and increase energy security...
Travelport and Conferma to streamline corporate travel
Roll out a hotel billback solution in Australia and New Zealand...
New Zealand gives CHF 21,000 for LDCs’ effective participation in WTO Ministerial Conference
Conference will be held on 10-13 December 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina...
Ease of Doing Business: New Zealand grabs top spot
Toppled Singapore, which had led the World Bank’s index for 11 years...
Property deal underlines confidence in New Zealand’s economy
Canadian institutional investor buys portfolio of 18 assets July 22, 2014: A property portfolio of 18 assets, held in the AMP Capital Property Portfolio (APP) and worth in excess of NZ$1 billion, has been sold to Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments), a Canadian institutional investor, on behalf of exiting investors. The deal, which...
Trade Regionalism in the Asia-Pacific: New Game, Old Rules?
By Swarnim Wagle. 3rd December 2013 Negotiations over one of history’s most ambitious trade deals have taken another step towards defining the future of Trans-Pacific trade. The latest round of discussions on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) wrapped up this past weekend in Salt Lake City, Utah. Negotiators are believed to have made headway on a number of...