COMMENT: Last week participants at one of my events came up with a time-related problem.

COMMENT: Elon Musk is taking too many risks with Tesla's Model 3.

How did MediaWorks miss signs that breakfast host Simon Barnett wanted a change?

Employers should remember: better-paid workers make better customers too.

COMMENT: I'm a big fan of evergreen marketing and I highly recommend you use it.

Auckland's property slump is getting real now, writes Liam Dann.

COMMENT: We've made it into the back stretch, but it's a hectic calendar until Christmas.

COMMENT: Australia's unofficial daigou trade into China is booming.

COMMENT: It can be done with a few strategies tucked under your belt.

COMMENT: He may have been a great leader, but Churchill was rubbish as an investor.

COMMENT: Big data on benefits could save taxpayers' money - and do some good too.

John Drinnan writes the zagzigger.com site. He receives a free Sky TV service.

COMMENT: If a picture is worth a thousand words, make sure it's in a worthy frame.

COMMENT: A list of things I bet you didn't know your iPhone headphones could do.

COMMENT: Team NZ's effort is a good a time to reflect on the importance of celebration.

COMMENT: You might think you have nothing to hide, but in reality, you really do.

Grant Dalton's organisational achievement since 2013 has been incredible.

COMMENT: Here's to the folks next door who help each other spend less.

COMMENT: It's the last chance saloon for your free $521 KiwiSaver tax credit.

COMMENT: PM's image has been dented, but the damage shouldn't be permanent.

COMMENT: Changing consumer tastes make this a great time for food businesses.

COMMENT: While some people don't save enough to retire, some save too much.

Productivity is lousy, but Govt isn't much interested in suggestions for change.

Are tiny media outlets the way of the future?

COMMENT: What is the value of a new customer for your business?

COMMENT: Ever had an argument with clients over work you or your staff have completed?

COMMENT: Rob Cameron is one of the unsung heroes of the New Zealand capital markets.

Online giant Amazon is buying upmarket grocer Whole Foods Market for $14 billion.

COMMENT: Typically when we pay more, we get more. But it doesn't always work like that.

COMMENT: The failure of Ten raises an important questions: What happens to Masterchef?