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Danone cleared to indirectly hold up to 65% of Yashili NZ
Primary Sector

Danone cleared to indirectly hold up to 65% of Yashili NZ

By Rebecca Howard June 4 (BusinessDesk) - Danone SA can indirectly hold up to 65 percent of Yashili New Zealand Dairy Co after its Danone Asia Pacific unit got a green light from the Overseas Investment Office to purchase up to 49 percent of the local dairy processor. "The...

Rebecca Howard 04 Jun 2019
Govt ready and willing to fill the gap on digital services tax if OECD solution fails
Finance

Govt ready and willing to fill the gap on digital services tax if OECD solution fails

By Paul McBeth June 4 (BusinessDesk) - The government is concerned that a concerted international effort to ensure multinational digital firms pay their fair share of tax will fail, so will decide this year on whether to go it alone as an interim measure.  Ministers Grant R...

Paul McBeth 04 Jun 2019
Better protection needed for national infrastructure, pipeline inquiry told
Infrastructure

Better protection needed for national infrastructure, pipeline inquiry told

By Gavin Evans June 4 (BusinessDesk) - The lack of sanctions for people damaging national infrastructure and covering it up needs to be addressed, Refining NZ chief executive Mike Fuge says. The company operates the Marsden Point oil refinery and its contractors use a combi...

Gavin Evans 04 Jun 2019
Greymouth seeks early contact on partial Kowhai surrender
Infrastructure

Greymouth seeks early contact on partial Kowhai surrender

By Gavin Evans June 4 (BusinessDesk) - Greymouth Petroleum says it will meet with officials soon to arrange the surrender of part of its Kowhai petroleum mining permit in Taranaki. The High Court last week endorsed a condition of the original 2009 permit that required Greym...

Gavin Evans 03 Jun 2019


Victoria Young
Victoria Young

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With a professional career spanning New Zealand, Singapore, and London, Victoria Young has been with BusinessDesk since 2019, initially as a senior reporter before taking on the role of investigations editor in 2022, then editor in 2024. 
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