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.
Other than small glitches, we've survived Y2K. But now attention turns to Monday, when the world returns to work.
In recent light of Australia's Henry Tax review digging a hole in the pockets of miners, it's interesting to look at New Zealand's tax tale surrounding Kiwi web entrepreneur Sam Morgan.
A push towards the cloud with earlier and more widespread adoption than would otherwise be the case, may well be Kim Dotcom's contribution to the tech scene.
Dotcom has overplayed his hand by becoming politically divisive, and appeared megalomanic in his disturbing Christmas video, which came as he compared himself to Jesus Christ during the holidays.
The dash to digital looks set to have claimed yet another victim.
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.
I have grave misgivings over corporate welfare, especially in the tech sector.
Every cloud has a silver lining, but can it be replicated over 1,500 clouds?
Analysts who said Xero could find the going tough in the US might have to think again.