NZ small business confidence 'generally positive'
Business confidence isn't falling off a cliff.
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Up to half of SME employers not ready for biggest payday change in 20 years - MYOB research
Many employers still aren't ready for the changes that come into effect today.
Small Business: Father-daughter duo win industry award
Father and daughter Jamie and Allen Bertelsen discuss running a business together.
Employers brace for big tax shake-up
Some business owners are worried payday filing will add time and increase payroll costs.
Tech firm says it will pay workers $5000 to move to Hawke's Bay
$10 million investment over three years to more than double firm's current team of 60.
Toy companies fined $150,000 for selling unsafe baby toys
Mandatory safety standards for young children were not met.
Capital gains tax: A potential 'nightmare' for lifestyle block owners
Accountants the big winners of an increasingly complex issue.
Small business confidence continues to slide
Small businesses expect the economy to worsen in the next 12 months.
Innovation Nation: Cloud computing for competitive advantage
Cloud computing has come a long way - are you on board?
How UberEats has changed the fast food industry
Some say it has disrupted the industry, others say it has created opportunity.
Small Business: Fed is doing it old school
Becky Erwood discusses opportunities in the ready-to-eat meal market.
Whangārei man in David and Goliath battle with Mad Butcher
A Northland butcher is taking on the meat franchise company in court.
Up to 30 Christchurch businesses affected by mosque shootings
Many of the victims were self-employed or business owners.
The last Blockbuster on Earth: Why the owners carry on
'How could we not stop? It's the last one.'
Hemp milk: A Hawke's Bay company is developing it, but would you drink it?
No, you can't smoke this milk. But it tastes "delicious".
Small Business: Using Instagram to sell imported product
Lynley Edwards talks looking to Australia for inspiration and the power of social media.
Domestic violence victims support legislation game-changer for employment law
Big changes are coming to employment law next month.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Businesses rally behind community following attack
Trading like normal this weekend was not an option for many businesses.
Commercial Bay unveiled: The retailers, restaurants and food operators set to open
About 120 new shops will open in downtown Auckland later in the year.
Big Data is knowledge, but is it power?
Big Data and how it's transforming Kiwi businesses.
Small Business: Computer vision will 'take over the world'
Pavan Vyas places his bet on which tech will revolutionise the world in next few years.
Women quick to learn ropes of wine industry
Viticulture industry is almost unrecognisable compared to 30 years ago.
NZ lagging behind world leaders on gender equality laws
Global report suggests New Zealand's gender equality may be hindered by legislation.
Automation is changing how we work - for the better
Automation is an accelerating global trend that NZ businesses need to embrace.
The Kiwi firm taking on industry giant Audible
Audiobooks NZ founder talks competing with industry giant Audible.
Xero tackles mental health in SME sector
Xero launches pilot programme to offer free counselling to small business owners.
Matthew Hooton: When CGT fails, look out for tax rises
Capital gains idea won't achieve the 'fairness' the Government says it's aiming for.
Ardern: 'Don't turn CGT into a generational issue'
Jacinda Ardern says a capital gains tax would be far from an attack on Kiwi values.
Anxious wait for Shchetkova family as immigration fate remains uncertain
Act Party leader says family facing deportation face long wait to hear from Minister.
16-year-old handbag mogul's $20k score
Olivia Piazza is still in high school but already has a budding online handbag empire.
Watch: How virtual reality can help small businesses
Virtual reality is the hottest new tool in the small business arsenal.
Stoush at Avondale Business Association prompts funding freeze
Auckland Council forced to step in on ongoing stoush at Avondale Business Association.