Small Business: Going it alone
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with Innes Fisher, owner of ULS, about having a zero-employee company.
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Small Business: Business planning - Vanessa Davey, Venus Network
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with Vanessa Davey, founder and MD of Venus Network, about business planning.
Small Business: Business planning - Mark Carley, Hire Plants
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with Mark Carley, owner of Hire Plants, about business planning.
Small Business: Business planning - Dougal Paterson, RAWA
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with RAWA co-owner Dougal Paterson about business planning.
Small Business: Business planning - Simon Sheehan, Texture Cafe
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with Simon Sheehan, founder of Texture Cafe, about business planning.
Nadia's business venture spreads
All eyes have been on Nadia Lim since winning the MasterChef NZ and now her My Food Bag home delivery service is launching in the Bay of Plenty.
Small Business: Business planning - Zac de Silva, Business Changing
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with business coach Zac de Silva about business planning.
Small Business: Business planning
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks to Kiwi companies about business planning.
Small Business: Keeping well with Grant Difford of Waking Giants
Caitlin Sykes talks with Grant Difford, creative director and founder of Waking Giants, about keeping well.
Teen quits after boss bans 'kia ora'
A Whangarei teenager has quit her first job after being ticked off for welcoming customers into a city centre store with the words "kia ora" instead of saying "hello".
Small Business: Keeping well with Gregg Walden of The Jungle Gym
Caitlin Sykes talks with Greg Walden, owner of The Jungle Gym, about keeping well.
Small Business: Keeping well with Karen Staples of Pure Delish
Caitlin Sykes talks with Karen Staples, owner and founder of Pure Delish, about keeping well.
Small Business: Keeping well with Imogene Bevan of POP Nails
Caitlin Sykes talks with Imogene Bevan, owner of mobile beauty business POP Nails about keeping well.
Small Business: Keeping fit and well at work
Business owners interviewed this week say keeping well plays an intrinsic role in keeping them on top of running their operations.
Small Business: Crossing the ditch - Shane Wratt, Glasseye Creek Sauce Co
Shane Wratt is the founder of the West Coast-born sauce maker the Glasseye Creek Sauce Co.
Small Business: Crossing the ditch - Matt Stevens, ParrotDog
Matt Stevens is a director of Wellington-based craft brewery ParrotDog.
Pop-up sites let sellers test market
Retail is far from dead, according to designer Lizzi Hines, who says despite the growth in online sales and decline in store shopping, retail is simply evolving. Her latest venture, Pop Up Now, aims to help facilitate this.
Small Business: Crossing the ditch - Kathy Ross, iCOS LIVE
Kathy Ross is managing director of iCOS LIVE, an online transport management software provider.
Small business: Crossing the ditch - Bella Katz
Kiwi Bella Katz is a Melbourne-based brand and marketing consultant who advises New Zealand companies going into the Australian market.
Small business: Crossing the ditch
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks to Kiwi companies doing business in the Australian market.
Small Business: Crossing the ditch - George Plummer, StarShipIt
George Plummer is a co-founder of StarShipIt, which produces a web-based application that saves online retailers time by automating the generation of their shipping documentation and providing their customers with status updates.
Lightning Lab start-ups raise $2.2m
Five of the nine start-ups to go through Lightning Lab’s digital accelerator programme have raised a combined $2.2 million of seed funding
Wanted: Strategy for start-ups
Our small business sector - our entrepreneurs - employs 30 per cent of New Zealand's 2.3 million-strong workforce and contributes a similar percentage of GDP.
Alleged pan-flinger's pay bid fails
A chef who walked off the job after a heated morning in which she allegedly threw a pan and reduced a staff member to tears has failed in her bid to claim more pay.