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Going out for breakfast shouldn’t have to break the bank, say co-owners of MARGY’S Aotearoa’s Diner pop up in Titirangi
The aim is to offer breakfast and coffee for the “unfeasibly low” price of under $20, and the response has been very positive, says co-founder Brody Jenkins.
Starting a second business is like having a second child, each one needs individual attention.
There is a technique to running two businesses at the same time, creating separation is the way to go, or you will overtax your brain, says leadership coach, Josie Askin.
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When your overseas customers would love to live in the city you’re based in, you know you’ve chosen right
The message from this city of 80,000 is, don’t put Rotorua in a box of forestry and tourism only - it’s home to 400 businesses from a wide range of sectors.
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SMEs using AI better than larger companies but still share the need for more training and guidance
Lean teams at smaller businesses arguably have more to gain from AI efficiencies, says Trina Jones, co-founder of Cultivate recruitment firm which recently ran an AI at work survey with NewZealand.ai among white collar workers.
Hybrid working and fewer domestic tourists are double trouble for two of the country’s main city centres
Wellington and Auckland are seeing a decline in out of town Kiwis coming to their CBDs due to the cost of living crisis and continue to experience the fallout from the ongoing remote working trend.
Invoice scams can be the most damaging for your business - what to do if it happens to you
We are now in a world where it’s not a matter of if but when your business will have a cyber attack. So having a plan and being ready to put it into practice is crucial, says NCSC Head of Incident Management, Jordan Heersping.
Data gives Ko Ko Dak the edge in New Zealand's fried chicken boom
Data is transforming how Kiwi businesses grow and Korean fried chicken chain Ko Ko Dak Chicken is leading the charge, one fried chicken store at a time.
How a timely ANZ Business Boost set evre skincare entrepreneur Maree Glading on the right path
This businesswoman was making progress in New Zealand but her planned international expansion raised a whole set of new hurdles and she needed to strengthen her financial foundations.
Considering Taking Your Business to Australia?
Ready to expand your business to Australia? Learn key tips for a smooth transition.
What exactly does a venture capital investor bring your startup besides funding?
WNT Ventures shares how it works with early stage deep tech businesses, helping them scale in the next few years and to future proof their companies.
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