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Is the silly season over-hyped for businesses?
According to research Christmas can be a real boost to the bottom-line. But for most SMEs, the festive season is one of the quietest and least profitable times of the year.  
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Kourtney Kardashian backs Kiwi handmade children’s swings
Kiwi company Solvej Swings has a big fan of their product in Kourtney Kardashian. Their high-end handmade children’s swings are recommended in her holiday gift guide.
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NZ Whisky Collection to expand following crowdfund
Oamaru-based The New Zealand Whisky Collection has successfully raised more than $780,000 in funds to assist with the next stage of its development. 
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Crowdfunding platform crashes on referendum news
News that the Recreational Cannabis Referendum planned for 2020 will now be binding saw a crowdfunding campaign platform for Greenfern Medicinal Marijuana crash under heavy use from investo
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Rafting New Zealand wins prestigious tourism award
Rafting New Zealand has received one of the country’s most coveted tourism awards – the Qualmark Gold Sustainable Tourism Business Award.
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Electrifying bike sales predicted
The owner of a brand new electric bike shop in Christchurch predicts 80 percent of all new bikes sold in New Zealand will be electric within the next five years.   
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AI-powered digital assistant for small businesses
Small businesses now have a powerful, new intuitive tool at their fingertips to help drive success - and the bottom line.
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‘Tis the season’ for business failure
New Zealand’s business failure season is almost upon us – December through February is when most SMEs are likely to pull the plug – and that, for many business owners, may be a good thing,
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Leaders risk visibility and goodwill not being online
A new leadership index reveals nearly half of NZ CEOs have no public social media presence, putting them at risk of reduced visibility and connection with their brand’s audience.
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ENI celebrates 25 years of Making It Big
Twenty-five years in the metalwork industry providing sheet fabrication services has helped Christchurch business ENI to develop a 'can-do' attitude. 
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New Zealand’s first AR fitness app
Amy Lee Summers has launched New Zealand’s first, and what her technology team call “the world’s first successful” augmented reality fitness app Amy Lee Fit.
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A guide to workplace humour
A new book by Barbara Plester and Kerr Inkson teaches business owners how to manage humour so it helps rather than hurts people and business.
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Businesses urged to overcome mistrust of digital ads
The best way to counter online ad fraud, and Kiwi mistrust of digital advertising, is to have good website analytics and a strong focus on tracking outcomes like sales, leads and other interactions.
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New online diversity and inclusion training
New online diversity and inclusion learning modules will give organisations access to world-class training for people at all levels of their business, and in all locations.
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Why an iconic Kiwi brand had a name change
After 27 years retailer Texan Art Schools has a new name - it's Creative & Brave, and reflects what they do perfectly.  
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