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| | | ... Standard understands. The 33-year-old Intrust has about 96,000 members, and 30,000 employers in the hospitality, clubs, tourism and retail sectors. Its MySuper product returned 6.7% p.a. in the three years and 8.29% p.a. in the 10 years ending April ... |
| | | | ... Conference of Major Superannuation Funds this morning. Elia said 25-35% of new entrants in the workforce work in hospitality, tourism and recreation --making Hostplus a beneficiary of the government's proposed stapling changes. "Will it benefit Hostplus? ... |
| | | | ... raises doubts over the Olympics. If cancelled or delayed (again), it would remove the benefits -- increased travel and tourism and broadcast rights to events - Japan could get as host. In its policy statement, the BOJ promised that, "the Bank will closely ... |
| | | | ... the pond, it would, as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) declared recently, "support incomes and employment in the tourism sector both in New Zealand and Australia". True that. According to Budget Direct: "Tourists from New Zealand spent $2.6 billion ... |
| | | | ... rising commodity export prices - and hopes that the planned Trans-Tasman bubble will "support incomes and employment in the tourism sector both in New Zealand and Australia", it also acknowledged that "Economic activity in New Zealand slowed over the ... |
| | | | ... and some change from today (23 July 2021)? Although transient, Olympics country hosts benefit from increased travel and tourism and broadcast rights to events. These are magnified through the "feel good factor" and sense of pride that accrues in the ... |
| | | | ... damage. "There is a strong case for extending JobKeeper on a select basis, think CBD cafes and internationally facing tourism businesses et cetera, but the reality is the vast majority of income support has been removed from the economy with no ill effects," ... |
| | | | ... named as D'Aloisio's replacement. He has over 35 years' experience in governance and is currently the deputy chair of Tourism New Zealand and chair of the Lotteries Commission of New Zealand. He was previously global head of technology at ABN AMRO Bank ... |
| | | | ... trade is expected to recover more slowly than merchandise volumes, however, which is consistent with subdued cross-border tourism and business travel until transmission declines everywhere." As for inflation, it noted: "Even with the anticipated recovery ... |
| | | | ... members," Market Forces asset management campaigner Will van de Pol said. "As the default super fund for the hospitality, tourism and sports industries, Hostplus' members want to see their fund investing in a clean, renewable future that protects ... |
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