Growth slows for listed New Zealand techs
It's been a week of warnings and disappointing numbers from listed New Zealand tech stocks, but there is no obvious common cause.
It's been a week of warnings and disappointing numbers from listed New Zealand tech stocks, but there is no obvious common cause.
New Zealand has once again shown up Australia in its support of technology startups, with the NZ government announcing two new tax measures in its 2014 budget to help drive startup research and development.
Government applies $28.6 million over four years to ICT skills training, signs Vodafone as anchor tenant for Christchurch Innovation Precinct.
Strong values for technology stocks on the New Zealand Stock Exchange are driving a flurry of listing activity.
Analysts who said Xero could find the going tough in the US might have to think again.
Vikram Kumar, CEO of Mega, shifts to Kim Dotcom's Internet Party, aiming to win the "hope and excitement" vote.
Australia has looked at the issue of overcharging from tech vendors, and so should New Zealand.
How can IT help New Zealand develop a more balanced and prosperous economy?
The Wellington quakes have again raised the issue for business: Could we base ourselves in a better location? This is especially so for the tech sector, as, relative to other industries, it is pretty weightless.
The news that IBM is reportedly looking to transfer some jobs from Australia to New Zealand caused a bit of a stir — and so it should, as it spoils a few narratives.