Business as usual not good for everyone

As long signalled, Bill English presented a business as usual budget with no real surprises. There are a few positive notes, but it does not tackle the major issues facing the tradable sector in New Zealand, say the New Zealand Manufacturers and Exporters Association (NZMEA). NZMEA Chief Executive John Walley says, “This...

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“Business Optimism Remains High”

“Business Optimism Remains High” Business confidence among Auckland firms has continued to improve dramatically this quarter with a net 50% of respondents believing that the New Zealand business situation will improve, up from 37% last quarter and more than four times the net confidence for this time last year (12%), according...

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Tauranga attracts significant business investment

Since launching The Tauranga Business Case campaign, Priority One has attracted a significant number of exciting businesses to the region – including Australian based manufacturer FSP Holdings Pty Ltd. Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty offer significant opportunities for business growth and continue to be...

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'Business upheaval inevitable' as fossil fuel era comes to an end

The latest report warning that fossil fuel companies are running towards a financial cliff edge has prompted a call to New Zealand businesses to focus on the future and shock proof their business. The 2013 Carbon Tracker report, co-authored with London School of Economics’ Grantham Research Institute, concludes...

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Rotorua Business Perception Survey underway

China overtakes Aussie as NZ’s biggest export marketBusinessDesk China has overtaken Australia as New Zealand’s biggest export market for the first time, buying more meat, dairy … Article source: http://nz.finance.yahoo.com/news/rotorua-business-perception-survey-underway-034255507.html

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