Business Confidence stories - Page 3

New Zealand business confidence slipped in December, while staying largely upbeat, as inflation remains tame in spite of a growing economy and expo.

Wall Street begins a holiday-shortened week at record highs as investors eye a meeting of the world's top oil exporters to see whether they will cu.

New Zealand's small and medium-sized businesses are recording their fastest sales growth since 2009 compared to a steady-as-they-go effort by their.

Positive hiring intentions rise in New Zealand, but employers exercise caution in growing headcount, according to the latest Hudson Report.

Business confidence across New Zealand hit a 20-year high this month, as Kiwis latch onto the strengthening economic activity...

Almost 60% NZ staff seeking new roles, with higher remuneration top motivation, says Hudson’s Salary & Employment Insights Guide 2014.

New Zealand business confidence rose to its highest in almost 15 years this month, adding to evidence the economy is picking up pace.

Business confidence rose to its highest in more than three years in the third quarter and broadened beyond Canterbury...

New Zealand business confidence soars to a five-year high, with a net 54% of firms optimistic about the year ahead, led by bullish construction sector outlooks.

New Zealand business confidence rose to its highest in more than 14 years in July amid signs of a broader economic expansion.

New research suggests that IT professionals can bridge the gap between their clients and themselves through their appearance.

Hudson survey shows a desire in the IT industry to move away from heavy use of contractors as a normal part of business.

New Zealand's economy contracted in September, with large firms' profits falling sharply and business confidence turning negative, says NZIER.

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Over a third of businesses are currently hiring with 82% expecting to do so within the next six months, says a new report.

New IDC report reveals ongoing struggle for New Zealand firms despite increased confidence, with IT services spending to hit NZD $3,329 million by 2014.

A Hudson study has reported that employers are remaining cautiously optimistic for real signs of growth in the second half of 2010.