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Deluge puts import business on hold

Bay firm in big award win

Workshops aim to get people online

Chinese investors treated badly - expert

New Zealand's political treatment of Chinese investment in New Zealand "borders on the disgraceful", according to a leading consultant in Shanghai.

Velvet touch needed as Wilkins keep eyes on China

It's a long way from netball hoops to jumping through the hoops of doing business in China but farmer Mike Wilkins is aiming as carefully as his former Silver Fern wife.

Jeremy Tauri: Telework flexibility gaining popularity

Skilled workers are becoming a scarce commodity, writes Jeremy Tauri.

Specialist to handle travel for business

A growing demand for business travel in the Bay of Plenty has led House of Travel's Hamilton office owner/operator to open a new division.

Flood-ravaged Businesses demand answers

Business owners in a flood-ravaged Tauranga subdivision are demanding answers from the council after their buildings took another hit from so-called one-in-50-year storms.

Editorial: Good times ahead

Over the past week the Bay of Plenty Times has had a number of stories that point to a strong recovery of the Bay economy.

Room to improve on bounce back

Holiday hobby turns money-maker

Prime chunk of CBD for sale

Skills shortage gap 'needs plugging'

Shares or assets? Difference is crucial

Oversupply chops log prices

Businesses hurt by Rena

Vanilla-processing plant leads way

$38m boost in TECT draft annual plan