There's big money in apps - so which Kiwi developers are trying to cash in ?

At this time of year, many people are asking themselves: "Do I really want to do this for another year?"

Robyn Galloway, Managing Director of Innovative Travel in Christchurch and Board Member for the Canterbury Employers Chamber of Commerce on business survival and insurance after a disaster.

Company's drinks aim to combat the physical stresses of air travel

Bigger workloads and tighter company budgets are causing higher stress levels among New Zealand employees in certain sectors, a new report says.

Employers are rejecting migrant job-seekers without cars as they have little faith in public transport delivering them to work on time, Auckland Transport has been told.

Peter Townsend, CEO of Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce on why business insurance is important.

How much money does a business spend trying to get customers? Trying to get people to cross their threshold? When that happens - why ignore them?

Icebreaker founder Jeremy Moon talks about starting a brand from scratch.

A hairdresser sacked by late night text was unjustifiably dismissed, says the Employment Relations Authority.

Many years ago I wrote a booklet called 'The 7 biggest mistakes that salespeople make and how to stop them losing you sales every week.'

A decade after public holiday surcharges were introduced in restaurants, several eateries have "given up" trying to enforce the added costs.

It is a time of change for BRR, a leading New Zealand brand strategy company, which started as the Brian Richards consultancy in 1993 and was incorporated in 1999 as BRR.

If you spent the holidays dreading your return to work, you're not alone. Recruitment agencies say people use this time of year to plot a change of direction.

A kiwi has invented a new cover to improve the iPad gaming experience - now he's seeking help to take it to market.

Putting out the welcome mat for Chinese tourists has set up Rotorua's Agrodome for what it hopes will be a record year of growth.

Aucklanders pulling a sickie to add another 24 hours to their Anniversary Weekend have been warned they're putting extra pressure on workmates, and may face more scrutiny from the boss.