More small businesses are putting AI to work. Far fewer know what it tells their customers, and the experts don’t agree on ...

Ministry of Awesome wants 5,000 high-growth start-ups in New Zealand. Its new Christchurch hub is where it starts building ...

What can NZ small businesses learn about AI from SuiteWorld and AI World in Las Vegas? Seven practical lessons on people, ...

A year after its Las Vegas debut, NetSuite's biggest update in almost three decades is reaching Kiwi businesses. The more ...

In under two years, Dani Archer went from no clients to eight schools. Now the Tauranga sole trader has taken out the top prize at The David Awards 2026. In a year of high costs and cautious customers ...

Many tradies and salon owners already spend money on marketing. The harder question is which of that spend actually brings in paying customers, and Thryv says its new platform can answer it. Small ...

Finalists are in, and with entries up nearly 50 percent on two years ago, The David Awards judges have never had a harder job. Judges say this year’s field was the strongest yet. Fitting, given how ...

More than 60 exhibitors, 75 speakers, leading franchise brands and 1,600 attendees are expected at Due Drop Events Centre this September. The New Zealand Franchise & Small Business Expo will bring ...

Leading a multi-national company takes guts, hard work and determination but without good governance, structure, and processes there is risk for shareholders - no matter how hard you work. Tom ...

New Zealand's leaders are shrinking their own ambitions in isolation. Revved Co-founder Rochelle Moffitt wants to put them in a room together instead. Around three-quarters of New Zealand business ...

New Zealand small businesses are facing one of the biggest shifts in customer discovery since the rise of Google Search, as AI-powered tools change how consumers find, compare and choose who to hire.

More than 80 percent of people don't independently verify AI-generated information. As AI becomes the first place customers go for answers, that trust is creating a new challenge for New Zealand ...