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John is an experienced shareholder, director, manager and technologist with significant international experience in strategy, technology, product development, operations and intellectual property management.
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RT @McKQuarterly: Chart Focus: Why companies aren't investing http://t.co/RNQBDOVc

31/01/2012 8:15 a.m.

Accountability needed on poor economic performance http://t.co/bOhJVOnd

20/01/2012 3:02 p.m.

RT @McKQuarterly: Working out of debt http://t.co/dSWdW2sc - some doing better than others.

20/01/2012 9:14 a.m.

RT @McKQuarterly: Economic Conditions Snapshot, December 2011: McKinsey Global Survey results http://t.co/qL3aCR4x

23/12/2011 8:51 a.m.

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BusinessDesk: "US economy remains vulnerable to shocks from Europe" - Interest, 3 Feb 2012 Tweet It's been a great start to the year and investors found little reason to change much today, ahead of January's US jobs report due tomorrow. While Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers there were signs of improvement in the...

Oi! You’ve missed a bit... - Economist - Babbage, 3 Feb 2012 HOW much easier it would be to locate and repair damage to bridges, wind turbines and other dumb objects if those objects could tell you what the problem was. Researchers at the University of Strathclyde, in Britain, led by Mohamed Saafi, are therefore trying to give them a voice, by devising a...

Survey of Banks Shows a Sharp Cut in Lending in Europe - New York Times, 3 Feb 2012 The figures raise concern that Europe is on the verge of a credit crunch that would cause a deeper recession than had been expected.

TYSON: America’s Three Deficits - Project Syndicate, 3 Feb 2012 TYSON: America’s Three Deficits The US faces painful choices about how to close its long-run fiscal gap, and a credible plan should be decided now and implemented promptly – but only after the economy has recovered. For the next few years, the priorities of fiscal policy should be jobs,...

Dollar hampers 'knowledge intensive' exports - Stuff, 2 Feb 2012 The strong kiwi has stymied growth of high value exports in "knowledge intensive manufacturing", according to briefing papers from MED.

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A Cracker from Paul Holmes

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Paul Holmes in full cry, good on him, we need to open wide the leadership and policy debate - how anyone came look at what we have and claim "worlds best practice" is either blinkered or compromised.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10666087&ref=rss

Keep at it Paul.

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