BusinessAlan Clarke: Kiwi housing crisis solutionsAlan Clarke writes: The average New Zealand houseland has about $400,000 in housing (March 2014). Kiwis just love houses and put all their money into them.19 Nov 08:00 PM
BusinessJeremy Tauri: Peer-to-peer lending easier in NZJeremy Tauri writes: As of this year, it's become a lot easier for the average investor to put their money into high-risk, high-return start-ups and small personal loans.17 Nov 08:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesFree trade agreement good for growersNew Zealand has signed a free trade agreement with Korea - delivering good news for kiwifruit growers but with a big compromise over milk powder.15 Nov 11:54 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesEnter the dedicated entrepreneurPaul Bowker first made his name in his adopted city of Tauranga by completing the landmark redevelopment of the old Tauranga Club into Hotel on Devonport/Devonport Towers in 2004.13 Nov 11:24 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesHome improvement approvals jump 60pcHome improvements provided the go-forward in an otherwise unspectacular set of building approvals handled by the Tauranga City Council last month.13 Nov 09:42 PM
BusinessLiz Koh: Cut out cash loan middle manThe core business of a bank is to gather up funds from investors to lend to borrowers, writes Liz Koh.13 Nov 04:35 PM
BDBDBay of Plenty TimesFormer health minister Ryall crops up at law firmFormer Health Minister Tony Ryall has found post-Parliament life at major law firm Simpson Grierson.11 Nov 12:00 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesEntrepreneur draws on love of artTimothy Allan has turned a childhood love of drawing and painting into one of New Zealand's most successful industrial research and design firms.06 Nov 09:48 PM
BusinessLiz Koh: Let me tell you why EPAs are necessaryIt pays to be prepared and when it comes to taking care of your financial affairs, a good way to prepare is to set up an Enduring Power of Attorney, or EPA, writes Liz Koh.06 Nov 05:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesBusiness guru gets his priorities rightJoining Tauranga economic development agency Priority One in 2006 gave chief executive Andrew Coker a chance to end years of commuting.30 Oct 11:54 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesPort company denies safety record claimA Port of Tauranga official has rejected a claim the company has the worst safety record for all port authorities in the country.30 Oct 08:34 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesCar dealer expands used-car spaceA car dealership which accounts for almost half of the volume of new cars in Tauranga is expanding its showrooms.30 Oct 03:00 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesComvita trace honey back to individual hivesFood traceability is becoming an increasingly important issue for Comvita, says Brett Hewlett, chief executive of the BoP-based honey and health products company.30 Oct 01:57 AM
