All Good trio are keen to expand the business beyond fruit, while sticking with their fair trade strategy.

New Zealand boutique babywear brand Nature Baby is gaining sales momentum in the United States after being picked up by one of the country's leading fashion retail chains.

Borderless is a social change company with a mission to create thinking and actions to create positive change in society.

Local fruit and vegetable delivery business Ooooby founder Pete Russell on his partnership with the Auckland City Mission.

Labour Minister Simon Bridges ignored advice from Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment to raise the minimum wage to between $13.80 and $13.90 an hour.

Bill Wallace, co-founder of Wallace Cotton on why his company is involved with charity and the Starship Foundation.

Why should a small business get involved with a charity?

Lisa Munro, NZ Marketing Manager at Blackmores which has a tie up with the World Wildlife Fund.

Richard Reed walked around London every day for eight months fruitlessly looking for a place to open his coffee shop.

A legal stoush between two Auckland gym owners has finally been resolved with three fought-over gyms set to be transformed back to their original state.

Does a small business need a board of directors? Yes, says Steven Newman, CEO of tech business EROAD.

Helen Cross, Managing Director, Cross Ventures acts as an independent director or advisor to the board for eight businesses in the SME space including NZ Tax Refunds, Power Business Service and SnapComms.

Rebecca Thomas is chief executive of specialist boutique funds manager Mint Asset Management which has more than $220m in funds under management.

New Zealand's game developers produced six games which hit top 10 iOS downloads charts in the US last year.

An agri-tech company developing wireless devices to track the health of cows has been awarded a $1 million grant.

For most SMEs, an advisory is a good starting point. It provides non-binding strategic advice to organisations, unlike the board of directors appointed under the Companies Act.

You know your business has a good future when your capital-raising attracts new shareholders of the calibre of former Kiwibank head and Xero chairman Sam Knowles.

Only 14 months after it began, KiwiYo frozen yoghurt chain already has its sights set on overseas markets

Is working from home really working? Anthony Doesburg reports.

A businessman is confident he can win a 20-year, $4 million legal battle with Inland Revenue.

The Collective's Angus Allan on the company's manufacturing story in New Zealand and abroad.

Ti Tonics co-founder Tracey King, a PhD in health psychology, launched Ti Tonics in April 2010 distributing it throughout Australasia.