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Consumer adoption of connected devices and smart technology is poised for huge growth, and resellers would be wise to get ready to ride the IoT wave.

Skellerup's 1H profit dips by 10%, missing targets, with zero growth forecast amid Aussie mining sector cutbacks.

Vector's 1H profit dips 17% amid regulation, market volatility, and rising debt costs, despite a 4.4% sales increase.

Auckland International Airport, the country's major gateway, raised its expectations for annual profit after first-half earnings rose.

The New Zealand dollar hit a new record against the Australian dollar overnight, with some analysts saying there is nothing to stop it.

Hybrid cloud adoption is growing across Asia Pacific, as technology spend moves outside of IT’s control and a widening skills gap drives interest in h.

Without committing themselves to a monthly fee, customers get a cell phone alert that gives them time to take corrective action.

UFB promises vs. performance: Research reveals actual speeds closely match top offered rates, defying naysayers and upholding service integrity.

Spark New Zealand's first-half profit fell 13 percent after the company formerly called Telecom slimmed down its business, selling assets such as AAPT.

The latest research from SEEK reveals that almost 40% of Kiwis are actually unhappy in their jobs. That’s a lot of potential candidates.

Eroad, the listed electronic road user charges and transport services company, is offering $10,000 signing bonuses for software engineers.

Maclean Technology has announced it’s ‘Free-for-Three’ campaign, which offers free migration to SmartCore for customers who commit to a three-years.

With increased travel risks, Concur urges Kiwi employers to boost duty of care for employees on the move, emphasising real-time tracking and communication.

Steel and Tube shines with a robust 35% profit surge, buoyed by the booming construction sector and strategic acquisitions.

Spark New Zealand has released its half-year results for the FY15 financial year, and says the company is continuing to deliver on goals.

The New Zealand dollar surged after dovish Fed minutes hinted at prolonged low US interest rates, setting a record high against the Aussie dollar.

Wall Street moved lower amid disappointing US economic data as investors awaited the release of the minutes of the January Federal Reserve meeting.

Tenon, whose locally produced wood mouldings are sold in the US, turned a first-half profit as an improving US housing market pushed revenue, as fo.

New Zealand shares fell led by Fletcher Building, after the company said full-year earnings would be at the lower end of guidance.

The New Zealand dollar held gains through local trading ahead of minutes to the last Federal Open Market Committee meeting, which investors will be.