Documents tagged "New Zealand"
Found 6 documents with this tag
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed text, which appears to be the cover page for a set of guidelines or regulations. At the top of the page, there is bold text that reads "Corrections Health Services" in black ink. Below this heading, centered and slightly smaller, it says "Australia and New Zealand" followed by a date "18 May 2009" in the same style. The rest of the visible portion of the text on the page is too small to read clearly. There are no images or graphics on the paper; it's purely textual information presented in a formal, official document style.
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The image is a photograph of a document with handwritten text. The writing appears to be in black ink on white paper. The document includes several lines of text that are not fully legible due to the angle and quality of the photograph. However, one can make out some words like "Australia," "Canada," and "New Zealand." There are also indistinct terms that might refer to locations or possibly names of organizations. The top right corner of the document has a date written in bold: "1974." There is no visible text about a man named Jack, nor any indication of the author's name being John.
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Strive Masiyiwa is a respected entrepreneur who founded Econet Wireless in Zimbabwe and faced significant challenges to secure a license for his company in the late 1990s. Masiyiwa has since expanded Econet into a diversified technology and financial services group with operations across Africa, including mobile banking solutions that have helped to establish Zimbabwe as a cashless economy. In addition to facing legal battles and economic challenges, Masiyiwa has also worked to expand access to cell phones and banking opportunities for the African population. His next challenge is to create a product that will allow informally employed people to receive payments through their mobile devices.
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Peter Thiel, a Silicon Valley investor and board member at Facebook, has been warning about issues facing big tech companies for years. He is now at the center of controversy over Russian meddling in U.S. democracy through Facebook, which he has been associated with since its founding. Additionally, Thiel has made headlines with his support for President Trump, as well as his interest in New Zealand citizenship and Bitcoin investments. In a recent interview, Thiel discussed these topics and others related to the evolving role of content on the internet and the tech elite's fascination with hideaways.
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The Invesco Global Sovereign Asset Management Study is an annual study that provides insights into the sovereign asset management industry based on face-to-face interviews with leading sovereign wealth funds, state pension funds, and central banks. The study covers topics such as low interest rates, falling oil prices, reduced funding, geopolitical shocks in developed markets, uncertainty over quantitative easing, quantitative tightening, currency volatility, commodity volatility, and the impact of these factors on sovereign investors. The study is intended only for professional clients, financial advisers, qualified investors, institutional investors, wholesale investors, and other specified investor categories, depending on their location.
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The document discusses Peter Thiel, a Trump adviser and co-founder of PayPal, who has been granted citizenship in New Zealand as a backup country. The article emphasizes that the government fast-tracked his application, which could potentially lead to negative consequences for the nation. The author suggests that this news may have implications for other wealthy individuals seeking alternative options for relocation or investment.