What driving on the wrong side of the road can teach us about export marketing

As a child with cancer in hospital, Neerali Parbhu hated the ugly, cumbersome IV drip poles. Now she's designed one especially for kids.

Radical changes in demographics, technology and employee expectations are driving a whole new world of employment.

Wearable tech has an image problem. The industry has worked hard on attracting geeks. But this is damaging to mainstream adoption

Got dreams of creating the next Flappy Bird viral app hit but no idea where to start? We've got you covered with everything but

A New Zealand designer is designing furniture from recycled Chinese sailing junks, and selling his pieces all round the world.

Why the Facebook Emotional Contagion study was really a good news story

It turns out that the key to handling digital disruption is not through your website, your data or your team of geeks - it’s

The splurge of listings by tech companies on the NZX is a terrific sign of health and the critics of tech stocks can go

‘Do what you love’ is a common refrain these days

With a crumbling Cathedral at its centre, the rebuild of Christchurch may appear to be no further ahead than when the Government released the

A New Zealand designer based in Southern China is selling furniture made from recycled Chinese sailing junks all round the world.

Junk and Disorderly is an I Spy picture book brought to life, a cavernous 140,000-square foot warehouse filled with, well, the past.

Goodbye, QR and NFC. Hello, iBeacon, with your ray of technological light.

Recent research suggests creating a workplace where employees feel able to be "out" at work is good for business. Seems like Kiwi companies have

John MacDonald started out 50 years ago trying to take the dismal out of Kiwi retail. Now he’s designing stores from Dubai to Durham.

Your list of places least likely to need an organic, fair-trade coffee roaster might well have Dubai on it. But a pair of expat

An astounding suggestion, of course, but one worth pondering as a brace of new listings thunder to market and the NZX prepares to launch

Wipster was launched in Texas, picked up by Microsoft and honed in Israel. Johan Chang talks to founder Rollo Wenlock

Our lack of innovation is prompting Vincent Heeringa to face-palm

A couple of university students have designed an interactive glove that lets you actually feel what's on your computer.

Your parents insist that things were better way ‘back when’. Don’t panic, but they may well be right

This book is is worth the cover price just for the fact it dispels the myths of motivational speakers.

We gave Aucklander Louis Gordon-Latty 60 seconds to convince us about his start-up: Glory League.

Nick Churchouse, head of customer engagement at Wellington business incubator Creative HQ, shares his tips for getting the most from an early-stage business programme.

A Wellington industrial design company has created a breed of railway safety screens for the electric train network that protect passers-by from being zapped,

Forget the gold watch; Zizi Sparks found companies getting sophisticated about turning ex-staffers into boomerang employees.

Point-of-sales system Posboss caters especially to hospitality companies. Here’s how founder Jonny McKenzie made it happen.