Investment stories
AngelEquity, a new equity crowdfunding option, aims to bring wholesale investors to Kiwi startups, providing exposure and support.
FunderTech is sending this Kiwi tech company to China to pitch their idea in front of 300-500 investors - here's an update on their progress.
The New Zealand Government has launched an investment guide to attract more investment in the country's technology sector.
Kiwi startups have a new lease on life & funding through a valuable link with angel investors and venture capitalists in China, thanks to FunderTech.
Veeam is recruiting its first in-country NZ field marketing manager as the company looks to deepen its relationships with the local channel.
The originally Australian CAaaS company is now stretching its wings as it continues a rapid expansion in Asia and the United States.
Mastercard is looking for Kiwi startups to collaborate with and help scale their businesses through their startup engagement programme, Start Path.
Emerson has sold its Network Power business, which provides technology and services to the data center market, in a US$4 billion deal.
Lenovo appoints Sumir Bhatia as new VP of Data Center Group for Asia Pacific as it seeks growth in the region.
Dick Smith shareholders won't be recouping any of their investment, with administrators this week confirming the cupboards are bare.
Product development is the crucial nexus of testing, refining and delivering a product to market, and the rewards might just be worth it.
Many firms on tight budgets seek IT modernisation. Fronde's Mike Roxburgh advises investing in cloud solutions to reduce costs and drive innovation.
Jade Software has successfully gone global, using diversification and investment strategies that have paid off, the company reports.
Infratil captures a significant share in Canberra Data Centres, investing A$392m to bolster its tech infrastructure foothold.
Investment in IT security lags despite a surge in cyber risks, a Red Hat survey reveals, as firms neglect vital defences.
Recent research has found security and value justification remain the biggest obstacles to IoT project deployment by enterprises.
Surging demand for security drives CyberArk's Q1 revenue to USD $46.9 million, up 43%, with strong growth in both licence and service revenues.
PocketSmith answers basic questions about your personal finances: What's my net worth? How does my power bill vary over the course of a year?.
Data#3 says it expects to see a 25% increase in profit for FY16 on the back of solid services growth and strong core performance.
IT as a Service provider, blueAPACHE, has increased investment in Queensland to meet local demand following significant growth in the region.