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Press Release – Federated Farmers Concern about branch closures can be added to the continued slide in farmers satisfaction with their banks, the latest Federated Farmers Banking Survey shows. More than 1,100 farmers responded to the May survey and 71% of them said they were … Concern about branch closures can be added to the continued slide in farmers’ satisfaction with their banks, the latest Federated Farmers Banking Survey shows. More than 1,100 farmers responded to the May survey an...

Concern about branch closures can be added to the continued slide in farmers’ satisfaction with their banks, the latest Federated Farmers Banking Survey shows. More than 1,100 farmers responded to the May survey and 71% of them said they were ...

Leading customer intelligence agency, Perceptive has announced the appointment of Ian Mills to the role of Director of Strategy this week. Mills’s career to date includes a near decade long tenure as Managing Director at Ipsos and more recently ...

Press Release – Perceptive Leading customer intelligence agency, Perceptive has announced the appointment of Ian Mills to the role of Director of Strategy this week. Millss career to date includes a near decade long tenure as Managing Director at Ipsos and more recently … Leading customer intelligence agency, Perceptive has announced the appointment of Ian Mills to the role of Director of Strategy this week. Mills’s career to date includes a near decade long tenure as Managing Director a...

Ian Mills joined as director of strategy, effective from June 1.

A decade on, a tale of two cities Newsroom 18/02/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Post-quake Christchurch has come a long way in 10 years, but is, in part, a confusion of contrasts and contradictions. Have our expectations been too high? David Williams reports Ann Brower doesn’t mind being in central Christchurch, which is surprising, really. On February 22, 2011, the bus she was riding along Colombo St was crushed by building debris – the parapet and façade of an unreinforced masonry build...

Feds survey shows farmer confidence has bounced back 2 Feb, 2021 11:00 PM 3 minutes to read The Country Farmer confidence has bounced back to where it was pre-Covid, but attracting and retaining staff remains a headache, according to the latest Federated Farmers Farm Confidence Survey. Of the nearly 1,100 farmers who completed the Research First survey in the second week of January, a net 5.5 per cent considered current economic conditions to be good. This was a 34-point jump from the July 2020...

); //]]>//--> By Jack M. Germain Nov 25, 2020 5:00 AM PT The 2020 holiday season is upon us and it should be prime time for shopping, but the pandemic has forced many consumers to tighten their purse strings. Besides trying to avoid crowds to dodge COVID-19, this years digital holiday shoppers have to be wary of counterfeit sellers lurking within e-commerce stores. Its projected that about one-third of this years holiday shoppers are cutting back their gift spending. Two in five shoppers (39 pe...

"outfront" tonight is the economy, stupid. in a surprise news conference today the president blamed congress for keeping americans out of work. >> they left most of the jobs plan just sitting there, and in light of the head winds that were facing right now, i urged them to reconsider because there are steps to take right now to put more people back to work. >> the president is angry that congress has not passed his jobs bill, which sat on the shelf since last fall. part of it did pass....

good evening, everyone. im erin burnett. "outfront" tonight is the economy, stupid. in a surprise news conference today the president blamed congress for keeping americans out of work. >> they left most of the jobs plan just sitting there, and in light of the head winds that were facing right now, i urged them to reconsider because there are steps to take right now to put more people back to work. >> the president is angry that congress has not passed his jobs bill, which sat on the sh...