Forex Trading to Reach US$ 7.8 trillion by 2019
The total volume of foreign exchange turnover is expected to reach the stunning record mark of US$ 7.8 trillion daily by 2019, according to the American market research company, Aite Group.
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The total volume of foreign exchange turnover is expected to reach the stunning record mark of US$ 7.8 trillion daily by 2019, according to the American market research company, Aite Group.
Australia’s only authentic 1920s singer, Greg Poppleton, backed by sousaphone, trombone and guitar play 3 shows at The 2016 International Waiheke Jazz Festival, Auckland, March 25-27.
Trusted New Zealand natural health company, Good Health, has released an exciting new formulation for their popular Viralex® Attack range. Viralex® Attack now includes a unique, ground-breaking, natural ingredient called Epicor®….clinically proven to start working in 2 hours.
In early December of last year, the Nelson Street cycleway—or Te Ara I Whiti (The Lightpath)—was opened to Auckland’s cyclists and pedestrians.
From today commercial property managers will be able get immediate help with a wide range of services using a new free mobile app, Property Minder.
In early December of last year, the Nelson Street cycleway—or Te Ara I Whiti (The Lightpath)—was opened to Auckland’s cyclists and pedestrians.
New Zealand Debt Solvers recently opened offices in Auckland and Wellington to help Directors of New Zealand companies who are in financial distress liquidate.
Faced with a growing online threat to their good name, career or business brand by anybody with a keyboard and an axe to grind, more and more Kiwis are demanding online reputation management services.
“Stay Shy” (released 02/02/2016) is the first official release by NZ-based artist Fanfickk. Simultaneous release of pixel art singalong video for the song “Shreds”. Pay what you like for digital download at fanfickk.com/music.
New Eye Company is sponsoring the annual New Zealand Cycling Classic giving all Stage Winners IC Sports Sunglasses that can take optional optical prescription inserts.
Aiming to bring the tech world to law, conveyonline launched today with their low cost approach to the house buying and selling process. By cutting out lawyers meetings and allowing customers to complete the transaction online, conveyonline saves a house buyer or seller time and money while still providing the security of a legal opinion.
Self-drive holidaymakers from French-speaking countries can now take a free online Road Code quiz in French to test their knowledge of New Zealand’s road rules.
Newly published clinical data show New Zealand dietary supplement, Arthrem, is effective at treating the symptoms of osteoarthritis, a multi-billion dollar global market.
Six months after changes in the way the New Zealand Inland Revenue treats UK pensions, people appear to be unsure about the new rules, leading to a decrease in pension transfers from UK to NZ.
A slow down in Auckland house sales combined with a still hot property market has seen a massive increase in short term bridging finance applications, national financier reports.
New Zealanders are being urged to pay more attention to the small print that comes with their smartphone user manuals if they want to avoid male infertility and breast cancer, amongst other risks.
Advanced Security Group is an integrated security solutions firm with a reputation for its technological strength, but it credits winning the Supreme Award for constant growth and improvement to its people.
A small Christchurch business which installs heat pumps is this year’s Supreme Winner in The David Awards: heroes in small business. Other winners also announced.
On Saturday 31st October, 2015 Science Alive! will be hosting the BIG SCIENCE DAY, an all-day Science and Technology event suitable for families and people of all ages. Science Alive! will be taking over Cathedral Square in Christchurch, with this exciting FREE event.
Remuera Gallery warmly invites you to “My World – 50 Years At The Easel”, a solo exhibition by Auckland painter Russell Hollings.