Cyber crime risk to small businesses on the rise
One quarter of SMEs experienced a cyber breach last year, up 18 per cent year before.
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Kiwi gin firm forced to change name
Kiwi gin company forced to change its name in order to sell in international markets.
Harvesting South Island vegetables to order
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Kiwi shoe firm Minnie Cooper closes factory and store
Auckland shoemaker Minnie Cooper is closing its factory and shutting up shop.
Pay gap bill has backing of unions
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The company doing other firms' paperwork
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PM approval is big boost for jeweller
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has catapulted a Kiwi small business into the limelight.
The Kiwi startup that's sent one million shopping parcels to China
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Nash to attend OECD SME conference in Mexico
The conference is a chance to see how other countries support their SMEs, Nash says.
Hospitality comes naturally for Ani
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The IT company crafting creativity
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Social enterprise expo could ignite new businesses around the city
IRD liquidates Domino's pizza stores over tax issue
The franchisee of five Auckland stores allegedly didn't pay his tax bill.
Social enterprise building foundations for those in need
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The artisans: The Kiwi craftsmen keeping it real
In the age of mass production, are skills handed down through generations being lost?
Jacinda Ardern's visit to maternity stylist
The owner of a Titirangi maternity store was thrilled when she had a visit from the PM.
Government's plans to help small business
Government working on small business development group, set to launch this year.
Female workers take over struggling fish shop
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Tech firm making life-like human models
This Auckland firm is creating lifelike human models.
Facial at your local pharmacy?
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Mummy bloggers behind Kiwi businessman's success
Entrepreneur Grant Taylor's parent-friendly business idea has taken off.
The smoothie bar setting up shop at festivals
Rawe founder Maggie Gray talks taking risks and running a travelling smoothie bar.
Governing parties compromise over 90-day trial
New Zealand First lobbying sees 90-day trial for new workers kept for small businesses.
SME confidence drops to lowest level in 9 years
Almost one third of businesses are pessimistic about the next 12 months.
A small firm helping SMEs thrive
Clayton Smith talks about the cash bonus he used to start his business over 10 years ago.
Trilogy CEO: From military hopeful to beauty ambassador
The lady leading NZX-listed Trilogy has a rich CV in running beauty firms.
John Burnett: Selling a business requires review from buyer's eye
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Writing beautifully turns skill into business
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