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Heart Saver got off to a flying start in 2012. Five years later, some brilliant marketing has taken the niche business to a whole new level.

Heart Saver got off to a flying start in 2012. Five years later, some brilliant marketing has taken the niche business to a whole new level.

The Māori Economy is on the rise in Aotearoa – driven by a generation of entrepreneurs with…

Moving from senior corporate roles into your own business can bring its challenges, but Susan and…

Logan Wedgwood looks at the two most popular types of diversification as a means to mitigate…

If you sit on boards, or run your own board meetings, BoardPro is a cloud-based software…

After a quarter of a century of operation in New Zealand, Bartercard, the original digital…

Printing on paper is still a basic office function for any business, and it’s not about to…

While Kaikoura’s pain has been well documented, there’s no denying New Zealand’s…

I’VE BEEN READING a new survey about recruitment and retention – what is more commonly known…

Meet Lower Hutt business couple Shazly and Ismail Rasheed and their two bold business models…

Get ready for more bureaucracy, warns Ashley Balls, as the UK moves slowly closer to Brexit. Whilst the UK has long since been replaced as a major trading partner with New Zealand by China and other countries, the volume of trade with the EU is still considerable at more than $5 billion*. At the risk of boring you, the EU has two inbuilt mechanisms that make trade with any of the bloc countries quite straightforward. These are the ‘Single Market’ and the Customs Union. In basic terms the first treats all 28 members as the same. The rules are universal – if your goods comply with one member they comply with all. That’s quite helpful considering there’re more than 500

Are the cracks starting to show in the management of your business, and your life? It’s time for…
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