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If you are wanting to understand the reasons for supply chain and shipping disruption from Covid this article is the best explanation I have seen.
‘I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’: Chaos Strikes Global Shipping - The New York Times https://t.co/QRlgCcs9MU
“This is the first time any New Zealand company has agreed with its bankers to link its sustainability agenda to its cost of funds. This is exciting and innovative.” @Tapleyk https://t.co/NkPM9AcVNR
Smart planning and investment to provide sustainable growth and productivity. Paul Goodwin: Smart water investment produces vine results, via @nzherald https://t.co/k4kByVTFnz @ANZ_NZ
The @ANZ_NZ Business Outlook was pretty steady in June, with small moves in key activity indicators. Business confidence rose 6 points but own activity fell 1. https://t.co/6SLHCTgote
Global bond yields plummeted Friday night on poor industrial data, seeing the US curve fully invert. Recession models will report sharply higher odds as a result - it has historically been the best lead indicator there is.
New energy, new thinking and new investment to meet heightened customer expectations and navigate more volatile weather patterns. Nice work @MariscoWine@ANZ_NZ
Increasingly businesses like @MariscoWine are investing in technology to manage challenges like unpredictable weather and a condensed harvest window. https://t.co/1KeJmUnmby @HiddlestonMark
Tourism and food and beverage exports together delivered 62 per cent of New Zealand’s export earnings in 2017 – but a new report from ANZ and MPI shows more can be done to improve links between the two sectors and lift earnings in both. https://t.co/7u3FrkwKrs via @ANZ_BlueNotes
It’s important NZ business owners rethink their investment requirements for today’s environment. The ways we’ve won in the past are unlikely to be available in the future. @ANZ_NZ @pennyford9 #productivity
Ocado, a British online-grocery company, is using air-traffic-control systems and AI technology to co-ordinate 700 factory robots. Its use of technology has made it a challenger to Amazon’s grocery-delivery business
Fantastic to see the Bostock family on Country Calendar this evening- “Socially sustainable, Financially sustainable, Environmentally sustainable.” What a great business. Inspirational.