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New Vodafone CEO set to go toe to toe with former boss
Jason Paris is set to go toe to toe with former boss Simon Moutter
Russell Stanners to leave Vodafone
This brings an end to his 17-year tenure with the company.
Invivo Wines looks to raise $6.5m capital
Kiwi wine brand Invivo is looking to raise $6.5m for US expansion plans
Kiwis abuzz over $1b dating app, Bumble
Dating app Bumble is setting its sights on expansion in New Zealand.
Spark partners with Sky Sport to offer Fan Pass for $30
This is the cheapest Sky Sport deal customers have been offered.
Some Airbnb and BookaBach owners to pay extra rates
Airbnb's value to the New Zealand economy has been highlighted in a new report
Orion Health preparing for sale, say analysts
Tech company Orion Health looks to be preparing for a partial or full sale say analysts.
Orion Health meets forecast as it continues restructure
Orion Health has met its full year 2018 forecast and is keeping quiet on sale plans.
Brewer builds underground pipeline for beer
Good George brewing is planning an underground pipeline to cope with expansion
Market has priced FPH at perfection, say analysts
Shares in Fisher & Paykel Healthcare fell slightly, despite another record result.
F&P Healthcare posts record result, nears $1 billion revenue
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has posted another record result
Investment in NZ tech sector at record levels
Technology is New Zealand's third-largest export sector.
Vodafone departure fuels Sky rumour
Vodafone executive's departure fuels Sky TV CEO rumours
Ten tech trends that will shape the world
MYOB futurist in residence Keran McKenzie looks at tech trends shaping the future
Spark planning to extend its sports content
Spark and Sky have reportedly partnered on a sports deal
My Food Bag picks new CEO ahead of IPO
My Food Bag has named its new CEO who will take over from James and Cecilia Robinson.
The New Zealand start-ups taking on the world
Five start-ups have been chosen for the 2018 Flux accelerator programme
Xero has tremendous growth to come: CEO
Xero has more than halved its losses as it moves towards profitability
Xero halves losses, closes on profitability
Xero has posted a loss of $28.6 million, a 60 per cent improvement on last year.
'Pretty tough time': StretchSense workers respond to axing of 140 staff
All staff spoken to said it had been a great company to work for.
Kiwi start-up cuts 140 jobs after $131 million deal fails
The big-money deal was signed off at the end of last year but has now collapsed.
$1m makeover adds high-tech fun to Starship
ASB and Starship hospital have opened a renovated ED assessment and waiting area.
Vector takes legal action against Stuff over client data
Vector has asked the Auckland High Court for an injunction against media firm Stuff.
Cambridge Analytica staff set up new data company
New firm operates in "data processing, hosting and related activities".
Artificial Intelligence could add $53b to economy
New Zealand needs to improve education around AI to benefit, says a new report.
Men called John outnumber women 4-1 among top Kiwi CEOs
In the US men called James outnumber women in top positions of the Fortune 500.
Company sued by Sky sold for $12.5m to Chinese buyer
A Kiwi company being sued by Sky TV has been sold overseas for $12.5m.
Lifting productivity key to growth as immigration slows, says ASB
ASB Bank says productivity growth will be less focused on immigration in coming years.
ASB Bank launches selfie ID for customers
ASB Bank to use biometric facial recognition as an identification process for customers.
Why you need a new TV for Rugby World Cup
Only about a third of Kiwis are now ready to watch all the 2019 World Cup on TV.