Expenses stories
Trade Me posted a similar profit for its 2015 financial year to 2014 as increased spending ate into bigger revenues.
GeoOp, the workforce management app, widened its annual loss as it invests in product development and adding new customers.
Fisher & Paykel Appliances, the Auckland-based manufacturer and consumer credit company owned by China's Haier Group, narrowed its full-year loss in 2.
Airways Corp of New Zealand, which is in charge of the nation's air traffic control, posted a 36 percent decline in first half profit as its investmen.
Callaghan Innovation, the government backed innovation hub, faced questions this week from opposition MPs about why it had funded companies that subse.
The New Zealand government posted a small operating surplus in the seven months through January as tax revenue beat expectations, while costs were sma.
Property For Industry, New Zealand's only listed company specialising in industrial property, expects to pay more of its earnings in dividends in t.
Sky City Entertainment Group, New Zealand's only listed casino company, posted an 11 percent decline in first-half profit as it got less benefit th.
The New Zealand government's operating deficit was wider than expected in pre-election forecasts as income tax lagged forecast and an indemnity for.
Oceania Healthcare is on track for an initial public offering in early 2015, but the Macquarie Group managed aged-care operator's chief executive,.
Google New Zealand's 2013 tax bill of NZD $227,074 pales against its global revenue of USD $15.42 billion for Q1 2014, stoking debate on fair taxation.
Microsoft NZ reports increased profits amid cloud shift, noting a near 8% profit rise to NZD $11.9m, despite halving cash reserves and higher consulting costs.
Anzco Foods, New Zealand's third-largest meat company, said profit halved in 2014, a year in which it bought out shareholder Itoham Foods' half stake.
Kathmandu Holdings, which operates 157 outdoor clothing and equipment outlets, is pulling back the pace of new store openings after aggressive price d.
Woosh Wireless, the local internet service provider, reported a 14 percent drop in annual sales as it shed customers, while clamping down on costs.
Microsoft reports a 25% jump in Q1 revenue to $23.2bn, surpassing expectations despite profit hits from Nokia integration and layoffs.
Irrespective of size and scale, every business continually tries its best to cut costs. It's what they call good business sense, right?.
Trade Me, the online marketplace, plans to reinvest in its business with the aim of securing long-term growth and success.
As Facebook comes under criticism for low tax payments in NZ, company stock increases by nearly US$7 a share during November.
Navigating the festive season's expenses can challenge young businesses, but strategic planning and cost savings can ensure a prosperous holiday period.
