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Party on! Bay Dreams music festival under way in Mount Maunganui
2 Jan, 2021 11:54 PM
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The rain has arrived but the party continues at Bay Dreams. Photo / George Novak
Traffic is crawling towards Baypark from every direction as major music festival Bay Dreams gets underway in Mount Maunganui.
It is an overcast day in Tauranga as up to 20,000 make their way into the venue.
Metservice has forecast showers with possible thunderstorms for Tauranga, easing tonight.
A heavy rain warning in force this morning expired at 2pm but the city appears to have escaped the worst of the wet weather.
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The New York Stock Exchange will delist securities of three major Chinese telecom companies as early as next week. The move comes after President Donald Trump barred Americans last month from investing in Chinese companies that Washington says are owned or controlled by the military.
The Big Board said the U.S. order makes China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom unsuitable for listing. The NYSE s move follows similar action taken by global index providers such as the Nasdaq and MSCI.
The companies could not be reached for comment.
So far, the Pentagon has compiled a list of 35 Chinese military companies that will be subject to the ban. The names include top chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International.