Fabrizio Carmignani: Women less likely to be replaced by robots
COMMENT: Women are less likely to be replaced by robots and might benefit from automation.
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America's hypersonic spy plane
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Art Green's new food factory
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New Zealand's manufacturing activity continued to gain in August.
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Manufacturing activity slows in June
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Samsung backs down over $600 fridge fix
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Crowd-funded bid for Cadbury pulled
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Scott Technology buys Dunedin firm out of receivership
Scott Technology has bought Dunedin engineering firm DC Ross out of receivership.