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Small business: Export markets - Josef Roberts
Josef Roberts, founder burger chain BurgerFuel which uses local franchisee partners in international markets.
Export confidence growing
Businesses are finding ways to deal with the stubbornly high dollar and most exporters are expecting profits to lift in the coming year, a survey says.
Cigarette profits in NZ run out of puff
British American Tobacco Holdings New Zealand's profit was down almost 5 per cent in 2012.
Fonterra ready to go on China formula trade
Fonterra remains confident about its push into China's branded infant formula market, despite controversy in the Chinese media this year over New Zealand-made baby milk.
Leith Oliver: 'Entrepreneurial judo' good way to take fight to world
For an initial scan of potential markets, use data on countries found in the annual World Economic Forum report.
NZ not 'running fast enough' to keep up with China trade
New Zealand's trade relationship with China is a victim of its own success and more work needs to be done, Trade Minister Tim Groser says.
Formula for trouble
New Zealand companies have been accused of sending unsafe baby milk products to China - the latest in a string of recent clashes with our largest trading partner. Christopher Adams investigates what has gone wrong
Cartel case: Air NZ price fixing "hurt consumers"
Air New Zealand will pay more than $8 million in penalties for its role in air cargo price fixing, offending which a High Court judge says hurt consumers.
Aussie biggest NZ investor
Widespread fears of a flood of Asian investment and a Chinese farm-buying spree are misplaced - Australia is the largest overseas investor in New Zealand.
End in sight for Air NZ cartel case
The end is in sight for the long and sometimes acrimonious legal battle between the Commerce Commission and Air New Zealand.
NZ baby formula status at risk - industry
NZ's reputation for high quality infant formula is being risked by inexperienced companies looking to cash in on Chinese demand, says a high-powered industry group.
Emerging markets push for share of global tax take
Emerging markets like India and China are becoming just as frustrated with international corporate tax rules as developed economies, says a KPMG partner.
Air NZ agrees to settle
Air New Zealand has done a u-turn in its long-running air-cargo case with the Commerce Commission and has agreed to settle the proceedings.
Bumper season tipped despite dairy price fall
Economists still expect a "bumper" season for New Zealand dairy , despite the first online auction for 2013/14 starting on a soft note.
Editorial: Japan must embrace competition
A visit by a foreign minister of Japan would not normally attract more than polite interest in this country, writes the Herald in an editorial.
Liam Dann: NZ firms must lift game with China
Since John Key's celebratory mission there in April, there has been a series of difficult and costly issues dogging New Zealand trade with China, writes Liam Dann.
Fonterra lifts forecast payout
Fonterra says its opening forecast farmgate milk price had been set at $7.00 per kg of milk solids for the 2013/14 season - up $1.20.
Fran O'Sullivan: More professionalism needed with China
Fonterra would have been startled to wake up yesterday to the Herald's front-page photo of Sir Henry van der Heyden emblazoned with "Don't ever trust them", writes Fran O'Sullivan.
China clears Kiwi meat - Minister
New Zealand meat shipments stranded for weeks on Chinese wharves have received clearance from Chinese authorities, Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy says.