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Hub to lift region's potential
Development Minister Steven Joyce opened the Hawke's Bay Business Hub yesterday at an event attended by about 150 business people, politicians and other guests.
Oily Rag: Thrift gear to cut business costs
Families are not the only ones enjoying the benefits of thrifty living. Many businesses gain lots of profit from having a frugal mindset, write Frank and Muriel Newman.
Alan Clarke: Give investments time
Make no mistake, investing is a tough game and one that is extremely unforgiving. However, following this checklist may help make it easier, says Alan Clarke.
Cash sought for Bay marathon
Supporters of an annual "destination marathon" planned for Hawke's Bay from next year say it will attract international visitors and boost the local economy.
Jeremy Tauri: Wages may prove your best choice
For the self-employed payday is not as straightforward as it might seem, writes Jeremy Tauri.
Liz Koh: How much risk can you take
The definition of investment risk is not the probability of losing money, but the probability that the investment outcome will not be what you expect.
Award for contribution to business
Dannevirke's Mavis Mullins was named Business Woman of the Year at the University of Auckland Business School Aotearoa New Zealand Maori Business Leaders Awards on Friday.
Hat-trick of quality vintages
The Hawke's Bay wine industry looks to have scored a hat-trick of quality vintages.
Mega threat to downtown shops
Central city retailers are worried that if the application is approved it will suck more commercial life out of Hastings' already-struggling CBD.