In Business | Features

Business Warriors (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

Smartphones are a popular accessory, but their benefit to businesses is still unclear. Tess Tierney, sponsorship and events manager for Vodafone New Zealand, literally has her finger on the pulse of how a company can smarten up using new technology.

The power of passion (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

New Zealand companies are making sport their business overseas, Katherine Edmond writes

Flying eye on China (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

Experts have speculated that China will overtake the US in private plane ownership in little over a decade. From Shanghai, Katie Foley spoke to key industry insiders in mainland China, Hong Kong and New Zealand about the aviation opportunities presented by the rising dragon.

Discretionary potential (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

The potential for New Zealand businesses in Japan is often overlooked in preference to the more hyped Chinese market. But with the right approach and resources, Kiwi hi-tech and manufacturing firms are finding success in Japan. By Lawrence Watt

Small town buoyancy (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

Can New Zealand’s small towns and cities survive? And why should we care? this is the first in a series of IN-Business articles on the future of middle New Zealand.

Enjoy what you have (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

On the map, it is at the bottom of new Zealand, but Invercargill is the epitome of how to get to the top of middle New Zealand.

Rules of engagement (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

Wondering what your business can and can’t do with regard to the Rugby World Cup 2011? You are not alone. We explain how your business needs to play the Rugby World Cup 2011 game. By Sue Ironside and Chloe Barker

Winning the Game (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

Believe the hype. The Rugby World Cup will deliver unprecedented
business opportunities, argues Bruce Gadd

Legal tender (Comments Off)

2/22/11 •

Planned changes to the way government purchases legal services will affect the big legal firms as well as smaller companies, and could accelerate a process of firm closures and consolidation.