Social networks, Twitter and mobility are all technological trends that would need to be considered carefully by businesses as staff became more accustomed to using them, Gen-i head of mobility Joe...
Serious cash-flow problems for small and medium-sized businesses through GST refunds being withheld by the IRD for extended periods have come under scrutiny.
Prime Minister John Key proved to be in top form when he yesterday opened NHNZ's new headquarters in Dunedin.
Windflow Technology, the manufacturer of 500 kilowatt (kW) two-blade wind turbines, has just launched a renounceable rights issued aimed at raising about $5.4 million to fund growth. The company...
Sales of government assets could be back on the political agenda after a pointed comment made in a speech yesterday by Finance Minister Bill English.
Ryman Healthcare rewarded its shareholders with an increased dividend after yesterday reporting improved profits across its balance sheet.
The Irish financial crisis deepened yesterday with fears arising that another full-blown bond crisis will start in Ireland and end in Washington.
The free-trade agreement negotiations between New Zealand, Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan (RBK) were part of ensuring New Zealand continued to be a world trader, NZIER economist John Ballingall said yesterday.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg yesterday launched a messaging service he claimed would change the way people communicated in the future.
The HTC Windows7 phone proved itself up to the pre-release hype when it was taken and used extensively on a recent trip to Australia.
Sanford yesterday confirmed it had entered into a conditional agreement with Pacifica Seafoods to buy its greenshell mussel and Pacific oyster businesses for $85 million.
Retail figures released yesterday showed New Zealanders did go on a buying spree before GST increased to 15% on October 1.
Pyne Gould Corporation shares are expected to be keenly sought in coming days after it was revealed yesterday the new Heartland Bank shares would go mainly to PGC shareholders.
Dunedin-based Motor Trade Finances faced an uncertain future with confidence, managing director Angus Bradshaw said in the company's annual report.
Vodafone and Telecom have tried to head off their likely competition to close the Government's so-called "digital divide" by yesterday announcing a joint bid to the Rural Broadband...
Australian banks are partially responding to political pressure to become more transparent in their mortgage fees and other costs, but it is unlikely their New Zealand operations will follow suit without the same sort of political pressure.
Fewer New Zealanders were breaking fixed-rate mortgages but most lenders still applied break fees if homeowners wanted to get out of fixed-term loans, Mortgage Link owner and broker Jill Clearwater said yesterday.
Air New Zealand could breathe a sign of relief yesterday after being let off a charge of fixing prices on international cargo shipments, Craigs Investment Partners broker Chris Timms said.
Opus International Consulting has restarted its acquisition programme after two and a-half years, but Forsyth broker Suzanne Kinnaird remains wary.
The proposed abolition of gift duty has created a nice headline for the Government but there are wider issues involved that should concern taxpayers, Polson Higgs tax partner Michael Turner says.
