Exports stories
The NZTech Advanced Technology Summit 2016 is drawing near, and it aims to bring the dynamics of education technology (Edtech) to Auckland.
EdTech for Export is hosting an eT4e conference this June in Wellington, with the aim of encouraging industry collaboration and networking.
Interim results show more than 90 percent of New Zealand kiwifruit growers support a new blueprint for the industry though one grower, who this month.
The nation's dairy herd rose 4 percent in the latest year, extending the long-term trend that has seen milk become the dominant farm product.
The Te Puke-based maker of health products based on manuka honey aimed to raise $24.4 million in the offer at $3.55 apiece.
Educational technology companies in NZ are being provided with big opportunities in export growth, thanks to worldwide trends in the sector.
NZ emerges as a global edtech haven, attracting major investors and innovators, says NewSchools Seed Fund's Jennifer Carolan.
Wellington to host eT4e conference, spotlighting NZ's role in the booming $86bn global Ed Tech industry, boosting local innovation and growth.
New Zealand business confidence soars to a five-year high, with a net 54% of firms optimistic about the year ahead, led by bullish construction sector outlooks.
New Zealand business confidence rose to its highest in more than 14 years in July amid signs of a broader economic expansion.
The crowd-as-a-platform transcription company claims the Export NZ Award, highlighting its growing footprint in the global market.
Auckland-based Virsae, which sells through partners globally, has taken out a key award at the Export New Zealand Awards.
A new letter from Ingram Micro provides assurances about its sale to Tianjin Tianhai - and address previous comments about Synnex and WestconGroup.
Global lambskin prices have collapsed from the first quarter's record highs, as a Chinese crackdown on polluting tanneries and Russian trade sancti.
Kim Dotcom's Mega has now introduced an iOS app, facilitating file management the go, following its Android version's success.
Kim Dotcom releases official Android app - now available free of charge from the Google Play Store - with iOS and Windows to follow.
NZ's tech foray into the cloud boosts export potential, promising swift market access and predictable revenue for local innovators.
Home printing's leap forward now beckons a focus beyond the printer, spurring innovation and efficiency in document management.
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