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New Zealand-based software start up Xero has today announced customers in the US have full access to the Xero payroll platform in three states.

Zuora has hired Carla Glavonjic as its first marketing manager for Australia and New Zealand, to increase brand awareness and generate sales leads.

The small business cloud market is still in its infancy; of the addressable market of hundreds of millions of small businesses, only a small percentag.

Having a presence in the United States will also allow VMob to take full advantage of the increasing number of integration opportunities with leading.

Xero is spending $10 million to acquire a small Seattle-based online payroll company, Monchilla, in order to accelerate its US expansion.

Xero recruits tech guru Andy Lark for its US expansion, aiming to build on its significant subscription revenue growth and market presence.

Xero surpasses $100m in annualised revenue, marking a milestone in the tech industry, with a strong international foothold, especially in Australia and the UK.

New Zealand's Wellington looks to attract skilled IT workers from the UK with the help of Xero. More than 500 IT jobs are currently available in the region.

A skills shortage is being felt in New Zealand’s booming ICT industry where professionals are reverting to contracting to reap the financial rewards.

Xero, the largest online accounting software provider in New Zealand, is looking to expand into the UK and US markets.

Xero is now the leading accounting software provider in New Zealand and the leading online accounting software in Australia and the United Kingdom, wi.

Xero, a fast-growing accounting software firm, now boasts over 250,000 global customers, doubling its base in just a year.

Snakk Media named the 6th fastest-growing business in New Zealand on the Deloitte Fast 50 index, announced last night at a ceremony in Auckland.

Company raises new capital from a range of US and New Zealand investors, including existing shareholders Matrix Capital Management and the Peter Thiel.

Xero, the cloud-based accounting firm whose shares have soared 150 percent this year, said first-half sales almost doubled as it continued to chase cu.

Company hits 200,000 customers, closes new channel deals and appoints three new executives - one of which was previous Microsoft New Zealand CTO.

Clinton Mottram appointed general manager for performance management and business intelligence provider, CAMMS.

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Xero, the cloud-based accounting firm, widened its annual loss in line with is guidance while using cash reserves to double revenue and paying custome.

Xero has doubled annual sales as its customer numbers continued to surge and said it expects an annual loss of below $15 million.