People seemed to like it when I shared some things I learned a couple of posts ago, so here is another interesting factoid:

A Wanaka-based online diamond business has figured out a clever way to compete with some of the world’s largest jewellery retailers and has sold

Currency and derivatives dealer signals continuing NZ currency volatility for the second half of the year

Has BI finally cracked its big data challenges? Is 2015 the year AI finally goes big? We’ve got the tools and there’s no doubt

So you know how sometimes everything goes wrong? And then just when you think you can’t take any more bad news, other things that

End of week three, and that means it’s the mid-programme break. 3 days without lots of reading to do!

Anyone who has ever spent 60 rush-hour minutes stuck in traffic can attest: commuting sucks. But is there a better way? Andrew Kissling sure

Rather late in the piece, New Zealand advertisers are starting to recognise the value of the modern family

It’s precisely 12:49 pm, and as usual Christchurch’s Black Betty café is abuzz with activity thanks to the deluge of students and professionals streaming

I habitually lie to myself, that’s one thing I learned this week at Stanford. Before you judge me, know that you too also lie

Forgot your wallet? Never fear, for Zomato is here! The online restaurant search and discovery platform will soon let you pay for your meal

It’s been going almost 80 years and is still New Zealand’s second best-loved brand. So how did we all become Tip Top fans?

Twelve years ago, Ian Wright decided he wanted to build electric cars, so he started a company. That company was Tesla. You might have

A lot of less-than-reliable information gets passed around when it comes to natural medicines. Wellington-based pharmaceutical research company Honeylab is a happy exception

Kiwi David Downs hob-nobs with some high-power international business people – and eats far more than he should

It’s the “world’s first music-infused gin”, coming to you courtesy of Rogue Society Gin. Part-PR stunt and part-absolute madness, even the makers themselves can’t

New tech aims to turn consumers green intentions into actual profits for retailers who are doing sustainability right.

Just six months after putting its hand out in an equity crowdfunding campaign, PledgeMe is back at it again for round two. And this

Mark Tuesday 28th July in your calendars and come join us for a great evening filled with fun, fabulous drinks and a nerve-wrecking pitching

A lot of executives talk the talk when it comes to philanthropy, but Audette Exel actually walks the walk. Winner of a World Class

Last weekend’s 54-hour marathon Innovate Start-up Weekend has been and gone with 55 entrepreneurs, designers and developers coming together to pitch, build and pitch

Karma Cola might just be the hippest brand to emerge from these shores in quite some time. Not only does the product look (and

In his new role as International Cross-dressing Teacher’s Pet at Stanford’s prestigious business school, NZTE executive David Downs is elected Class President, and pisses

Australia and China are our two biggest trading partners. This Idealog infographic puts the relationship into visual form

OPINION: New Zealand may be aiming for exports of $100 billion, but this ambitious goal will only be realised if the country gets serious

Being a student at Stanford isn’t all complex algorithms and high stakes case studies. As New Zealand’s very own David Downs discovers, there are