Prime Minister Peter O’Neill refuses to step aside after corruption claims, courts approve UBS loan repayments and Papua New Guinea’s financial system is worth nearly K40 billion. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
In brief: Prime Minister resists arrest warrant and other stories
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In brief: Government considers lift in minimum wage and other business stories
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Cabinet considers a rise in the minimum wage, Australia to involve private sector in aid delivery, and Oil Search expects huge annual cashflow from LNG plant. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
People moves: Telikom PNG, IPBC, PNG Power, APNGBC
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New CEO at Telikom PNG, two new board members at IPBC, a resignation at PNG Power, a new council president, and Leighton’s chairman to retire.
People moves: PNG Power, Marengo Mining
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A new chairman for PNG Power, new COO at Marengo Mining.
In brief: O’Neill defends loan, call to boost police/military, Abbott in PNG
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O’Neill defends loan to buy into Oil Search, economy vulnerable unless security boosted, Manus Detention Centre focus of Abbott/O’Neill talks. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
People moves: Morobe Mining, PNG Power
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Morobe Mining and PNG Power Chief Executive appointments confirmed this week.
In brief: PM takes over Treasurer’s role, first LNG shipments ahead of schedule and Ok Tedi Mining profits plunge
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O’Neill sacks two more Cabinet ministers, Exxon expects LNG exports to start early and Ok Tedi Mining profits plunge 80%. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
What’s on the agenda for Papua New Guinea business in 2014?
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The coming year looks promising for Papua New Guinea business, with the giant PNG LNG project due to commence gas exports, and further investments looking likely. Meanwhile, eyes are on the O’Neill Government to see how it can improve the operating environment for business. Business Advantage PNG looks ahead to consider what 2014 may bring.
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