10Minutes
We recognize how busy you are...
...so we are asking for just 10 minutes of your time to explore issues that we believe you'll want to understand and act on in the near future.
Without mincing words, each 10Minutes piece is designed to distill key information and insights on a corporate, legal, or regulatory topic relevant to your business, helping you set your compass in a landscape that is often difficult to negotiate. If we can make the journey easier for you, it will be 10 minutes well spent.
Below are a list of selected 10Minutes publications relevant to the New Zealand market.
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Leading practices that enhance audit and financial reporting quality
Audit committees play a critical oversight role in meeting the information needs of the capital markets and promoting quality audits and financial reporting. The leading practices in this 10Minutes can help audit committees continue to improve their oversight of auditors and management.
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Smaller, faster, cheaper: The future of medical technology
The study results show that innovation leaders of today may find their position slipping during the next decade. Countries that can overcome their current weaknesses and develop a supportive ecosystem to help medical technology companies thrive will lead into 2020 and beyond.
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Businesses strive to new levels of regional integration
10Minutes on expanding business in Asia Pacific looks at how businesses are striving to new levels of regional integration. Highlights: Multinationals setting up regional hubs , possible US trade pact(Trans-Pacific Partnership) in 2012, Multinationals are tapping innovation, Companies forging partnerships.
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May 2011
M&A in China is booming, but the rules for acquiring a stake in the world's fastest-growing economy have changed. China's 12th Five-Year Plan envisions a more urban, equitable, consumption-driven and cleaner China.
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March 2011
Across industries and around the world, businesses are undergoing strategic makeovers to meet the new demands of a changing global economy.
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February 2011
In these early days of economic recovery, companies around the world remain committed to getting the most out of smaller workforces.
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