HomeTagsSeptember 2023 Edition

September 2023 Edition

Beware, beware how you compare…

Capturing the consumer dollar can be a challenge at the best of times. At the worst of times, such as arguably those New Zealand is experiencing at the...

Opportunities in a thriving business market

Business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs will be glad to know that New Zealand’s current market offers a wealth of intriguing opportunities for buyers and sellers alike. Here...

Up-and-away industrial rents

Around the world, rising interest rates, high inflation and geo-political risks are backdropping a more challenging and volatile business environment. Bayleys’ global real estate partner Knight Frank says...

Cash flow central to SME success during recession

As recession continues to impact the country, small businesses in the Bay of Plenty and across Aotearoa New Zealand face the consequences of slow sales growth, high...

Impact of election on employment market

The political landscape of New Zealand can have a profound impact on various aspects of our society, and the employment market is no exception. The winning party(s) hold...

Waiting for Godot – The New Zealand edition

I have finally placed my finger on the analogy for a background-setting or stage on which New Zealand’s SME owners (including franchisees and franchisors) have had to...

Trust issues: implications of a 39% trustee tax rate

If you have a family trust in New Zealand, recent news might have caught your attention. The trustee tax rate is set to increase from 33% to...

You are being betrayed at work

Business owners and employees are being betrayed. Unless rapid action is taken, they face the risk of massive losses. This betrayal is sabotaging their careers, businesses, health...

Riding the term deposit interest rate wave

From first-time investors through to seasoned professionals, it’s difficult to know what investment types are the best fit for your goals. With interest rates rising, many investors...

Financial literacy just one part of growing skills gap

Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) welcomes the Government’s announcement of mandatory financial literacy education in schools, saying it will help address an essential skills...

I hate saying, “I told you so”

When people learn of my various work activities such as high-risk repossessions, fraud investigation, legal document service and business credit consulting, they often ask me what the...

KPMG employees come together to support Tauranga youth charities

KPMG Tauranga’s Workplace Giving Programme has donated just under $5,000 to two Bay of Plenty charities, through the Acorn Foundation. KPMG staff members involved in the giving programme...

People and technology key to helping NZ businesses thrive

SPONSORED
Latest 2degrees study conducted by Perceptive, reveals the key issues facing NZ business decision makers, and how thriving companies are weathering the storm. Good news – businesses say...
Load more

SUBSCRIBE

Subscribe to receive the latest digital edition of Bay of Plenty Business News direct to your inbox and never miss an issue again. It’s free you can unsubscribe anytime.

Simply fill in the form below:



The BOP’s leading businesses are right here! Join them and be guaranteed the latest news and best advice from the region's trusted voice - Bay of Plenty Business News.

Contact us: info@bopbusinessnews.co.nz

FOLLOW US

POPULAR POSTS

POPULAR CATEGORIES

© Bay of Plenty Business News | Published by BOP Business Publications 2016 - 2025