By Kate Pierson When a trade show’s aisles are inundated with frantic foot traffic, eager eyes are surveying the surroundings, concept-hungry minds are contemplating commercial options, and you’re in…
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By Melinda Collins The war for talent refers to an increasingly competitive landscape for recruiting and retaining talented employees – quite simply, a job seekers market. But with an…
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By Bridget Gourlay Wellington’s Golden Mile is getting a bit of a re-jig, but its future 10 or 20 years from now is what’s being actively debated as it’s…
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By Kate Pierson In New Zealand, Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the figure 12.5 percent have long gone hand in hand — but that’s all about to change.…
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By Bridget Gourlay The Bay of Plenty has long been called the ‘fruit bowl’ of the country with significant kiwifruit, avocado, apple and feijoa plantings injecting millions into the…
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By Kate Pierson It’s all about the pulling power. No, we’re not making reference to James Bond’s lady luring charisma, or any provocative or sensational gimmicks to command attention.…
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By Kate Pierson C u 2mo @ skool l8rz Was that acronym loaded, abbreviation based, colloquial communication lost on you? Did you find yourself, through squinted eyes, having to dissect…
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By Bridget Gourlay Serious money has been invested in sport by the Government in the last year, some of it going directly to schools. In June, the Government announced…
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By Kate Pierson The phrase ‘price hike’ has a tendency to offend. So, it’s no surprise talk of the financial impact on New Zealand businesses due to the effective Emissions…