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Michael Carden says it's vital to build a product before chasing investors. Picture / Richard Robinson
Sonar6 loves to rock the boat. Last month at Chicago's HR Tech, a showcase for all things HR, Sonar6's co-founders didn't rent a booth. Instead they put on loud T-shirts with a printed message close to many employees' hearts: "myperformancereviewsucked.com". For Sonar6, the T-shirts got it the attention… More
1:30PM Thursday November 19, 2009
Cellar door and mail order sales of wine should be exempt from new liquor laws, New Zealand Wine (NZW) says. Winery… More
8:40AM Tuesday November 17, 2009
It's been shown to me repeatedly that New Zealand is full of edgy, creative, radical, flexible, ideas people… More
A New Zealand company is helping businesses in India to get their adverts on to televisions screens much faster… More
3:55AM Monday November 16, 2009
It isn't quite Manila- or Mumbai-sized, but in 12 years Auckland's Telnet has become one of Australasia's largest… More
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- Prescription for NZ: Action, not talk
- Retail spending shows gradual recovery
- Tis the season to get clever
- Project helps homeless find their roots
- Which is the best Kiwisaver provider? Would you recommend yours?
- John Judge: ACC's challenge is achieving the right balance Video
- Debbie Mayo-Smith : Get customer service to show you the money
- Business defaults rise strongly, says Veda Advantage
- Staying power of NZ's family businesses
- How do you rate the level of financial advice in NZ?
- Woman sacked from bar to get $13k
- Engineering supplier's upgrade aimed at small firms
- Research start-ups get extra boost from joint fund
- Changing China
- Backers unable to keep flight simulation firm in the air
- Angel investment slow to fly
- Do you have faith in the Government's handling of the economy?
- Kate Ross: Signs of life on recruitment front
- Solar-heating cause motivates Senztek Doc
- Gill South : Family values pay dividend when the times get tough
- Sean D'Souza: Feedback: When it hurts, it's helping
- Anthony Doesburg: Online retail revolution has lots of room to run
- Flu researchers tap into Kiwi ingenuity
- Travel agents in tough battle for World Cup tickets
- Hiring intentions picking up
- Would you trade your regular breaks for time off later?
- Damien Grant: IRD must keep right to wind up sick firms
- Debbie Mayo-Smith: Cafe offers menu of strategies that boost sales
- Craig McIvor: The boss's last big challenge: Bowing out gracefully
- Yoke Har Lee: Cyber-surgeon offers hope when all seems lost
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Monday November 16, 2009
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Computer Press
Computer Press is a totally technology based company facilitating online exams in Microsoft Office Products. Graham Duncan, Director of Computer Press, business is a combination from client’s sites, his office and from home, so he relies on technology to connect to his staff and business anytime. The business is driven through his website where customers can contact him for information and also log-in… Watch
