Paradise Foods’ energetic sales training and motivation meeting in Papua New Guinea, interview questions from one of the world’s oldest financial institutions, and a sharp drop in fuel prices for shipping.
Boardroom briefing: Paradise goes for a song, interview questions and bad signs in global shipping
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People moves: Oil Search Ltd, Internal Revenue Commission
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Oil Search Ltd appoints a new Group Secretary and the Internal Revenue Commission announces a Commissioner General.
In brief: Papua New Guinea team in Singapore to discuss Papua LNG and other business stories
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Minister for Petroleum Kerenga Kua is in Singapore to discuss the Papua LNG agreement, Papua New Guinea’s Kumul Consolidated Holdings announces its profits for the first half of 2019, and the United Nations Development Program Pacific Office opens the first Accelerator Lab in the region. Your weekly digest of business news.
Boardroom briefing: new types of test for recruitment, food made out of air, Apple’s bounty program
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A new breed of test for recruitment purposes could make talent identification more precise, a Finnish company is making food out of air and electricity, and Apple expands its bounty program. Readings from around the world on business, leadership and management.
In brief: Prime Minister James Marape asks China for free trade deal and other business stories
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Prime Minister Marape asks China to consider a Free Trade Agreement with Pacific island countries; Kumul Consolidated Holding reveals construction plans for Port Moresby, and an agreement has been reached to recommence the Carbon Trading Project in East Sepik Province. Your weekly digest of business news.
Boardroom briefing: the world of work, shipping supply chain data and women on corporate boards
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Get ready for the next wave of changes at the workplace, blockchain technology for the shipping industry, all S&P 500 companies now have women on their boards of directors. Readings from around the world on business, leadership and management.
Papua New Guinea government to ‘stand behind’ Papua LNG gas agreement
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Papua New Guinea’s Petroleum Minister Kerenga Kua has announced that the National Executive Council (PNG’s cabinet) has ‘in principle’ agreed to ‘stand behind’ the gas agreement signed in April for the US$10 billion (K33.7 billion) Total-led Papua LNG project.
iPi Group eyes next phase of growth
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The diversified iPi Group has grown up from its origins as a provider of services to the Porgera gold mine in Papua New Guinea. Chief Executive Officer Scott O’Reilly outlines his strategy to overcome tighter trading conditions to Business Advantage PNG.
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