Startups stories - Page 29

Innovative NZ firms to benefit from new tax measures for R&D expenditure, estimated to return $58.1m to companies over 4 years.

There is no shortage of aspiring entrepreneurs in New Zealand, as proved by the 21st Startup weekend held in Auckland over the weekend.

The number of co-working spaces globally has increased by 400% in the last two years and the demand for these innovative spaces is just as high in Tauranga.

The Kiwi creators of meMINI are preparing to manufacture the wearable camera as soon as the Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign ends.

Twitter collaborates with startup 300 Entertainment to revolutionize music discovery, aiming to spot future stars by analysing social media buzz.

The Kiwi entrepreneurs behind meMINI are planning to introduce more innovative features to the wearable camera if they get increased Kickstarter backing.

New study reveals Silicon Valley startup founders earn less than $75k, challenging the high-flying tech mogul image.

President asks Congress to create a special visa category for foreign-born tech entrepreneurs to launch companies across America.

NZ's Pravin Daryani takes ContentForest to global stage with Start-Up Chile win, aiming to revolutionise content creation.

Startup Weekend: Beyond a trend, shaping the future of entrepreneurship through community and collaborative innovation.

Starting your business can be daunting, but strategic planning, calculated risks, and unwavering belief can pave your way to success.

Facebook's tech chief Bret Taylor leaves for startup realm post-IPO, shaking the exec team as the firm rebounds from a rocky stock debut.

Jim's journey from the brink of failure to a remarkable 48% sales increase shows the power of overcoming the fear of change.

In the saturated world of sales, the mastery of tone trumps content quantity, transforming how businesses connect with the market.

It’s obvious that to grow your business you need to grow your exposure, and that means facing your fears of possible rejection.

Setting long-term goals for your start-up is crucial. Define your vision, engage your team, and embrace flexible strategies to ensure sustained growth.

In New Zealand, small businesses and ex-corporates must overcome sales fear for success, says expert Sean McDonald.

A business analyst transitioning to a product owner role in a scrum team is a natural progression, leveraging key skills and overlapping responsibilities.

Discover why a blog could be the key to unlocking your start-up's potential, making you a leader in your industry.

Start Up begins a new series looking at different ways you can use technology to get the most from your team while keeping costs down.