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One of Monett's hometown heroes, Captain Thomas Wolfe, who was reported Missing in Action in Laos on June 28, 1966, is being honored as the community dedicates a section of Business Highway 60 east.
Thursday, 20 May 2021, 2:31 pm
Automation and robotics solutions provider, Scott
Technology (NZX: SCT), is seeing increasing international
interest and contract wins as COVID-19 restrictions ease in
markets around the world and as demand for automation
increases as a result of labour supply pressures across
several sectors.
Many deferred projects are now coming
back online, and investment decisions are coming to fruition
as global markets continue to recover from the pandemic.
This positive momentum is expected to increase as vaccines
are rolled out, with strong economic growth forecast for
many regions.
Demand for automation is accelerating
with the pandemic highlighting the critical role robotics
Press Release – Scott Technology Automation and robotics solutions provider, Scott Technology (NZX: SCT), is seeing increasing international interest and contract wins as COVID-19 restrictions ease in markets around the world and as demand for automation increases as a result of …
Automation and robotics solutions provider, Scott Technology (NZX: SCT), is seeing increasing international interest and contract wins as COVID-19 restrictions ease in markets around the world and as demand for automation increases as a result of labour supply pressures across several sectors.
Many deferred projects are now coming back online, and investment decisions are coming to fruition as global markets continue to recover from the pandemic. This positive momentum is expected to increase as vaccines are rolled out, with strong economic growth forecast for many regions.
Market close: Shaky NZ sharemarket ignores Z Energy s solid result
6 May, 2021 05:38 AM
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Z Energy rose 9c or 3.38 per cent to $2.75. Photo / File
NZ Herald
By: Graham Skellern
Service station operator Z Energy got the latest local reporting season underway with a solid profit and price rise, but a shaky New Zealand sharemarket ignored that and fell more than half a per cent.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index was down 96.63 points or 0.75 per cent to 12,751.67. The index has fallen 3 per cent this year, while offshore markets have risen 7 per cent.
There were 53 gainers and 82 decliners over the whole market on steady volume of 57.85 million share transactions worth $188.51 million.