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US approves Kiwi asthma inhaler
Auckland medical devices company Nexus6 has gained American Food and Drug Administration approval for its asthma inhaler.
Firms 'hurting themselves' with late payments
New Zealand firms are settling their bills late as a result of cash flow issues or because their own customers were defaulting on payments.
<i>Jonathan Dodd:</i> It's not always about the money
Jonathan Dodd wonders whether small businesses are aspiring to great heights.
<i>Yoke Har Lee:</i> Passion for sport helps NZ firm score in the UK
Putting together the power of the internet and sport would seem a natural combination for a New Zealand company.
SMEs feeling happier about prospects
Most small and medium size businesses are feeling happier about their prospects.
<i>Debbie Mayo-Smith:</i> Join the smartphone cult and you won't look back
Next time you're planning on telephoning or emailing ... consider sending an SMS message instead.
'Family' wine act making bigger splash
With 643 wineries in the country it's hard to get yourself noticed as an individual winemaker.
Push on for big Christmas spend-up
Retailers hope to persuade shoppers to spend at least $250 million more than during last year's festive season.
<i>Alan Scott:</i> A silly time to get too clever with your tax strategy
With the system in flux and the IRD zeroing in on avoidance, this is no time for overly-aggressive tax planning.
<i>Yoke Har Lee:</i> HR software making big waves abroad
An Auckland-based firm is finding success by taking the yawn out of performance reviews.