New Zealand super premium gin brand, Rogue Society, is launching a corporate gifting collection just in time for Christmas.

The rise of a very New Zealand type of design-led, lifestyle-driven entrepreneur.

Real TV is inspiring more Kiwi innovation by bringing entrepreneurial stories to life – on video

Joanna Doolan has a contrary opinion on underworked, overpaid directors

How the age of technology just makes being human that much more important.

The case for diversity, and cultural intelligence in New Zealand business.

If you’ve ever been a founder or CEO of a tech start-up you’ll know that a persistent line of questioning from peers when presenting

Tax specialists Jo Doolan and Claire Dilks give the low-down on the rules around deductions and FBT on Christmas treats for staff

Weirdly, winner of the Emerging New Zealand Innovator at this year's NZ Innovators Awards, is an online recruitment tool built around the belief that

A 20-year-old on his second start-up wants to provide paid business education for companies and students.

Business people dominated this year’s Women of Influence awards, with winners ranging from top corporate leaders to a hip hop dance champion with her

Mars New Zealand, the local manufacturer of many of those sugary treats sitting in a jar on your colleague’s desk, have won the title

It's just as bad as you think.

The day started like any other: Weetbix, the morning commute and an interview with a certain bright young thing at an Auckland startup’s office.

A board whose directors are constantly bickering will not function effectively, but neither will one that never questions decisions. Rigorous debate or “creative tension”

In the middle of last week, a particularly hectic one, Idealog digital editor Jonathan Cotton stopped sleeping. The problem, according to his doctor, was

We’ve been hearing it for years: sitting is the new cigarettes, the new cancer, the new gluten.

A recent book by plain English champion Lynda Harris outlines the problems poor writing can cause your company.

Forget cut-throat competition, the hot topic these days is collaboration. Whether it’s companies in shared working spaces exchanging ideas around the water cooler, entrepreneurs

Confirmation bias – a tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories – is a nasty little critter we

In this brave new world of social media, fake profiles - and the scammers that make them - are rife. But what's the harm?

Guy Ryan’s Festival for the Future last weekend attracted more than 500 young people with an inconsequential goal: making the world a better place.

Paid parental leave is back on the New Zealand agenda with Government legislation and a private members bill looming. But do more generous provisions

Looking for a new way to improve productivity, give employees more autonomy and job satisfaction and even improve your bottom line? Easy. Get rid

99% of the time, sitting through a job interview sucks. When your potential employer starts throwing crazy lateral-thinking questions your way, that percentage rises

Almost nine out of 10 Fortune 100 companies use Myers-Briggs personality profiling in some way to check out how their employees view the world