Trade Me stories
New Zealand shares rose, paced by Trade Me Group and Kiwi Property Group, joining a global rally on speculation US interest rates will remain low.
Trade Me's Gift Finder faces backlash for gender stereotypes, sparking a petition for its overhaul. Over 250 people demand change.
BuddyBid launches to revolutionise online auctions, offering businesses a platform to sell via Facebook, competing with TradeMe.
Trade Me to acquire Paystation, a Wellington-based online credit card processing and payments gateway, along with two other related companies.
Discover the essential apps one journalist simply can't live without, from Facebook to Spotify, proving indispensable for daily life.
TradeMe's app shines as it eases Auckland's property and car hunt, becoming a cherished tool for seamless searches and purchases.
Trade Me, the online marketplace, plans to reinvest in its business with the aim of securing long-term growth and success.
Trade Me invests $7.7m for a 15% stake in HarMoney, New Zealand's sole licensed P2P lender, aiming to reshape the country's consumer finance.
Stuart McLean will join the executive team at Trade Me Group, the online auction site, after Xero, the cloud-based accounting firm, ditched his for.
Dick Smith expands in NZ, launching a store on Trade Me to offer Kiwis a broader tech product range with exclusive deals.
New Zealand shares rose as the declining kiwi dollar boosted companies that get their revenue in US dollars, such as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, an.
Urban renters feel the pinch as weekly rental costs soar by 6.4%, with cities facing sharper increases compared to provincial areas.
Kiwi start-up SellShed's new app revolutionises smartphone shopping, attracting 4,000 global downloads in its debut week.
Think Facebook and Trademe combined. Users can interact with each other, ask questions, post pictures, update their status and watch videos.
Sam Morgan, who made his fortune when Trade Me was sold to Fairfax Media, has built a substantial shareholding in security software developer Wynyard.
The IT market in New Zealand is booming with 7.5% employment growth in the past three months and average salaries of $139,476 for IT architects.
Time's ticking to bid on a unique lunch with NZ's top CEOs and aid ChildFund's mission in Sri Lanka. Hurry, less than 48hrs left!.
OnlyDomains.com is giving regular Kiwis one of the first opportunities to purchase some of the most sought after .kiwi domain names.
A new tuition fund to train software developers has been launched to help address the critical shortage of IT talent in New Zealand.
The New Zealand job market is thriving, with a 17% increase in job listings in the final quarter of 2013 compared to the previous year.
