You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince, says Sharon-May McCrostie, on the subject of finding good overseas distributors.

Okay. You have a smartphone. You make your calls on it. Text, use the Internet. But there is so much more.

Just like the old adage that it takes money to make money, you have to invest time to save time – that meant allocating quiet periods to playing with my new phone.

New Zealanders spending habits are increasingly shifting to internet-based browsing and purchasing, according to new research.

A Karen Walker ad campaign in which Kenyan fair trade workers wear her Chinese-made sunglasses has been criticised as "disingenuous" on social media.

NZX-listed alternative dairy company A2 Corporation is gearing up to expand its fresh milk business to the United States.

Rising economic confidence and "aggressive" marketing techniques are seen as the driving factors behind an 8.9 million litre rise in alcohol availability last year.

Whenever women complain at the sexual objectification of women, let them direct their protest at the culprits, namely women, writes Bob Jones.

You know how important it is to get that few word summary of what you do. Not only get it – but get it right.

The legal stoush between bus companies InterCity and Nakedbus over the use of the term 'intercity' has ended in the High Court.

Five steps to building a business from scratch – without bank loans – in a down economy.

Tariana Turia has kicked off the parliamentary debate on plain packaging of cigarettes with a warning to tobacco companies not to meddle in NZ affairs.

A hard-hitting law change to stamp out the tobacco industry's last avenue of marketing is likely to get wide support when it comes to Parliament.

What do you give high-flying publicists who have everything on their wedding day?

With so much innovation in the field, this year will see a plethora of new and exciting services enter the luxury travel industry.

Viewer survey shows that those costly commercials are quickly forgotten.

The Herald spoke to a Palestinian employee who says she's proud to work at the Sodastream factory at the centre of a fizz between Oxfam and a Hollywood star.