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Taxpayers to cover quake damage
Taxpayers would pay most of the cost of repairing future earthquake damage to uninsured Christchurch infrastructure, a spokesman for Finance Minister Bill English says.
Get The Answers: Buying a business? Ask what your involvement will be
It's a fallacy that businesses can run with no owner participation, says David Newport, director of Switch Business.
Succession planning - a peaceful, balanced experience?
A succession checklist for passing on a business to children.
<i>Graham McGregor:</i> Is it time to change the game?
If you can change the way the game is played in your type of business you can often do remarkably well with very little effort.
Metro GlassTech in trouble with its bankers, AFR says
Glass maker Metro GlassTech is the latest heavily indebted overseas private equity owned business to get into strife with its bankers, says one report.
7000 Qantas cabin crew staff offered redundancy
Qantas hopes 350 - or five per cent - of its cabin crew will take up voluntary redundancy.
<i>Peter Boxall:</i> What makes the workforce happy?
Peter Boxall asks: What makes the workforce happy, and how can we build on it?
<i>Debbie Mayo-Smith: </i>Good customer experience makes dollars and sense
Let's look at why customer service is so important to the bottom line.
Kiwi IT man sells up dream property to help rebuild Japan
A New Zealand IT entrepreneur is selling up a beachfront dream home to help rebuild Japanese business.
Quake moves IT execs into rugby clubrooms
Software geeks have taken over Christchurch's High School Old Boys rugby club, after the earthquake pushed them out of upmarket CBD offices.
<i>Debbie Mayo Smith:</i> Poor service sinks sales
It has been several months since I wrote about customer service. However, I had such a bad experience recently that it's prompted me to write again.
<i>Gill South</i>: Powers of Superman needed to rebuild a shattered city
Christchurch recovery is a job that called for a top CEO.