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Family business Magness Benrow still going strong at 80 years old

One of Auckland's oldest and best known family-run businesses is turning 80. Famous for their quirky radio advertisements, Magness Benrow is still going strong. The retail home appliance company was founded by engineer Roly Magness after World War II. Roly had already started Magness Sound in 1935, aged just 15. His son John has been

Business Brief: Voting for our economic future

Good morning. Voters are heading to the polls today to elect the next federal government to lead Canada through tumultuous economic times. In fact, we’ve been so focused on our economic future that the future of young Canadians seems to have been lost in the mix. More on that below, but first: In the news

Indigenous business leaders support push to build major projects — but want ‘terms that work for us’

Calgary Indigenous business leaders gathered outside Calgary for an energy industry conference say they're not opposed to building major projects quickly, but warn lack of consultation with First Nations will drag timelines out. Likely to be less opposition if governments talked to First Nations in advance, CEO says Paula Duhatschek · CBC News · Posted:

The business turning kiwifruit into a leather alternative

Navigation for News Categories KiwiLeather Innovations is turning 50,000 tonnes of kiwifruit waste into a leather alternative. Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver A new leather alternative aims to find news uses for the over 50,000 tonnes of kiwifruit that is rejected in New Zealand each year. Shelley Houston founded KiwiLeather Innovations four years ago. Then

New Local Business Launch: Digital Marketing Support for Lafayette’s Small Businesses

New Local Business Launch: Digital Marketing Support for Lafayette's Small Businesses Xcel Digital Solutions announces the launch of affordable, AI-powered digital marketing services for small businesses in Lafayette, Louisiana. Specializing in SEO, website design, Google Ads, social media management, and online reputation services, Xcel is dedicated to helping local businesses grow online effectively and affordably.

Getting down to business with tourism

Commentary Paolo Kernahan Friday 23 May 2025 Paolo Kernahan - PAOLO KERNAHAN TOURISM has always been the low-hanging fruit that all administrations have treated like pommerac – it’s nice to look at but too much work to make it palatable. Additionally, any discussion about tourism is usually drowned out by arguments that the sun, sand

10,000 applications for business funding in KZN: bid to empower youth and women entrepreneurs

Economic Resurgence Thami Magubane | Published 4 weeks ago Youth and female entrepreneurs have taken centre stage in the drive to create business and employment opportunities in KwaZulu-Natal, with close to 10,000 applications submitted to the provincial government for business funding. KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli revealed that the province is banking on women and youth

Addicts rot as drug business thrives in Abuja

Cynthia once had a promising life, but things changed in 2018 when a friend introduced her to drugs while in her final year studying Accounting at a university in Cotonou, the capital of Benin Republic. Since then, her life has never been the same. Seven years later, at 29, Cynthia, who has worked as a

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Bernstein says Bitcoin mining deals necessary for AI power crunch

Bernstein said that it remains overweight on the Bitcoin mining sector, citing the growing partnerships between Bitcoin mining companies that are necessary to address the power constraints of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. The investment manager’s Bitcoin mining industry deal tracker registered a new AI-related deal every week in July, with combined deals standing at

Bitcoin rose 2% on CLARITY progress while Coinbase, Circle jumped over 8% – but why?

Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart argued that the CLARITY Act should carry virtually no direct effect on Bitcoin's price. In his view, Bitcoin already holds the infrastructure the bill is trying to build for the rest of the industry: commodity treatment, regulated futures, spot ETF access, and institutional custody. That claim sits inside a wider