Hello all – we’re still here! Been awhile since the last update so there’s lots to pack in.

A Kiwi dog treats company is looking for $75,000 on Pledge Me to grow its pet treats company. Yes, surprise-your-dog pressies. Still, given the

The road from start-up to successful exit is a dream shared by many Kiwi entrepreneurs, but one filled with challenges.

What will someone pay for your great idea? The one no one else has thought of, keeps you awake at night, and gives you

The rebrand of Spark, the biggest name change in recent times, also included Gen-i, one of the largest and most successful ICT services providers

A Kiwi-designed wheelchair built from a Segway could radically change physical therapy. Will it catch on around the world?

Well, I am on the way home now, in the AirNZ lounge of SFO airport, and true to form, there are a few people

Born out of frustration trying to start her own business, Mum’s Garage was created by Natalie Robinson to be an early-stage networking platform for

One Tauranga doctor is on a crusade to help elderly people live with more freedom, and without the hassle of outdated medical bracelets and

Final day of study and I was late to class – my own fault, I didn’t leave enough time to rifle through the approximately

Former IdealogLive Pitch Circus winner, Curate, has just won the ‘established businesses’ category of the Equitise business development competition. Now the plucky start-up is

Practical genius or fashion monstrosity? This ultra-functional travel garment has hit a nerve with crowdfunding patrons regardless.

Book snobs, cover your ears. Booktrack, the platform that provides intelligent synced audio content to e-books has just secured another NZ$7.5M in funding. Resistance

Mojo Coffee is using the last beans from pre-cyclone Vanuatu to help rebuild the country’s devastated coffee industry.

?David Downs finds out first hand why the #1 mistake Kiwi exporters make is thinking everyone is just like us

Why those who tell the stories rule the world. And those who rely on dull presentations don’t.

Being away from home for 6 weeks leaves no room for excuses about exercise. Dammit.

Instead of bussing tables and tediously tending to customers, there are some enterprising youths who are turning to a new avenue of employment: YouTube.

Is it ever too late to follow your passion and be a wild success? No way.

Writer, director, actor, producer and all-round film-fanatic Ant Timpson loves all kinds of movies. However it must be said, he likes the dodgy ones

Young Enterprise Scheme teams prepare to battle it out for cash and business scholarships

Xerox and Kodak have become by-words for failure. But it's all so easy to pick the losers in hindsight. Knowing when you are about

This essay by Paul Graham shows how you need to think in startups – literally. Nothing happens in a startup until you do something.

An Aucklander goes to Portland to learn business tips from, among others, an 11-year-old.

At Stanford, we do cover serious topics (‘calculating weighted average cost of capital using long-run treasury bond rates’ anyone?), but the stuff that is

Everyone has their preferences for how they like their peanut butter – heated discussions have been had, since time immemorial over whether it ought