Business

Indian-origin founders have launched fintech startups in lending, payment, banking and stock trading applications.

New Zealand and India have launched negotiations on an arrangement facilitating the mobility of professionals and skilled workers.

Some business owners attempt to avoid liability by declaring bankruptcy and forming a new company with the same leadership.

Businesses, non-governmental organizations and members of the public encouraged to have their say.

India boasts one of the largest outbound tourism markets in the world.

New Zealand and India sign horticulture and forestry agreements to foster knowledge exchange, trade opportunities and industry growth between the two nations.

Mechanical baristas are starting to pop up in Auckland. Should we be afraid?

Reaction to a new law that criminalises wage theft has been mixed.

Late-night businesses in the CBD are reporting fewer customers due to the cost-of-living crunch and ongoing concerns about crime.

Proposed amendment to the Crimes Act to widen power of detention may give some business owners security, but victims and community leaders believe more should be done.

A new report encourages Māori to continue using tikanga to strengthen economic ties with China and explore new opportunities in other areas.

Parties entered into a private agreement after a family on a short-term stay in New Zealand first found the host on Airbnb.

Malabar Gold & Diamonds has unveiled plans to open three stores in New Zealand.

Export opportunities exist in China, but producers need to overcome stiff competition from Chile.

China was New Zealand's second-largest tourism market before the pandemic ripped the heart out of the global travel industry.

Agency launches the second stage of a programme that seeks to address outdated market perceptions of the South Asian giant.

High-profile criminal cases and concerns about public safety overshadow a parliamentary milestone and some success in expanding business operations.

The Indian community overtook the Chinese population to become the third-largest ethnic group in New Zealand.

A surge in popularity of digital reading options over the past decade has forced the owners of many physical stores to wind up operations.