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Solar-heating cause motivates Senztek

<i>Gill South</i>: Family values pay dividend when the times get tough

Historically, says Gill South, family businesses do better during downturns.

<i>Anthony Doesburg:</i> Online retail revolution has lots of room to run

<i>Yoke Har Lee:</i> NZ-made a vital thread in retailer's strategy

ACC levy protest a true Triumph

<i>Brian Gaynor</i>: KiwiSaver big and important success

KiwiSaver, which now has 1,189,597 contributing members, is a huge success.

Should water and wastewater services be opened up to private competition?

Honey firm's 995pc growth key to Deloitte Fast 50 award

A honey company has topped the list of New Zealand's fastest growing companies for the second year in a row.

Would you trade your regular breaks for time off later?

<i>David Newport:</i> Deluge of businesses to hit market

The March 2009 ASB survey found that a full 25 per cent of business owners wish to sell in the next five years.

Navico plant faces shutdown

Manufacturing staff at Norwegian-owned Navico in New Zealand are facing a grim future.

Auckland office rents hard hit

Auckland office rents are down 17 per cent, shops down 16 per cent and industrial down 9 per cent.

Savings provider in email stoush

A KiwiSaver provider has come under fire after one of its commissioned salespeople sent out an email dissing the track record of alternate providers ANZ and ASB.

Don't punish private companies, lawyer tells MED

Proposals to make private companies file financial statements as if they were publicly traded should be scrapped immediately, a lawyer says.

<i>Yoke Har Lee:</i> Magic numbers take Kiwi firm further

Material repair business mobile and green

<i>Gill South</i>: Book offers help for small companies with big ambitions

Joining the ranks of bosses

The final part of Simon Collins' series on coping with redundancy.