Jeremy Rockliff,Minister for Advanced Manufacturing and Defence Industries
Tasmanian manufacturing company Jayben Group has made its first foray into the defence supply sector signing a Memorandum of Agreement with Boeing subsidiary Insitu Pacific.
This is another success story through the Tasmanian Government’s Tasmanian Defence Industry Strategy, and further establishes our position as a world class defence and manufacturing hub.
Insitu Pacific are currently tendering to supply tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems to the Australian Army under the LAND 129 investment program.
This means that this agreement could see Jayben as part of the team supplying vital components to strengthen our national defence capability.
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Panasonic to buy US supply-chain software firm Blue Yonder for $6.5 bn: Nikkei
15 March 2021
Panasonic Corp will buy US supply-chain software firm Blue Yonder for 700 billion yen ($6.45 billion), in the Japanese electronics firm’s biggest acquisition since 2011, the Nikkei reported on Monday.
Panasonic, which bought a 20 per cent stake in Blue Yonder for 86 billion yen last year, is in the final stages of acquiring the rest of the stock from shareholders, including Blackstone Group Inc, the Nikkei said, without saying where it obtained the information.
“This is not something that has been announced by our company. It is not true that it is something we have decided,” Panasonic said in an emailed statement.
Racing: Pomare thinking ahead with Ocean Billy after $500,000 win
14 Mar, 2021 08:52 PM
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Johnathan Parkes and Ocean Billy are well clear approaching the winning post at Ellerslie. Photo / Trish Dunell
Rotorua Daily Post
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While he is still coming to terms with winning the first Group One race of his training career, Rotorua s Bill Pomare knows he could have some big decisions to make with his stable star Ocean Billy.
Pomare was enjoying a few quiet moments on Sunday afternoon as he reflected on an amazing journey with the Ocean Park 5-year-oldm which saw him take out the Gr.1 Barfoot & Thompson Auckland Cup (3200m) at Ellerslie on Saturday.
According to PwC boss Bob Moritz, Britain owed its improvement to the fact it was an independent country .
The boost, which sees only the US, Germany and China beat the UK, comes despite worrying signs the EU was attempting a power-grab of London s financial clout.
In December, Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed a Brexit trade deal with the bloc days before the end of the transition period.
In January, Amsterdam overtook London as Europe’s largest share trading centre.
UK now MORE attractive to lucrative investors (Image: Getty)
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Image: Getty)
An average of €9.2billion (£8.07bn) shares a day were traded on Euronext Amsterdam and the Dutch arms of CBOE Europe and Turquoise in January, a more than fourfold increase from December.
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