New Zealand CEOs scared of cyber-attacks, terrorism
Top business risks have changed from the year before, PwC survey shows.
New Zealand chief executives are increasingly worried about cyber-attacks and terrorism while concerns about rapid technology changes seem to have eased.
PwC NZ’s latest annual stocktake of chief executive sentiment shows the biggest threats to growth have shifted compared to just 12 months
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Thu, 15 Mar 2018
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New Zealand CEOs scared of cyber-attacks, terrorism
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