New Zealand exporters will be the first to benefit from the latest massive life-line thrown to United States consumers by the Federal Reserve. | Read more
A hand-held anthrax-detecting scanner developed at Canterbury University has been snapped up by United States defence agencies. | Read more
An Auckland company's multi-million-dollar deal to supply mobile-phone banking services in the United States may be the start of things to come, the Kiwi electronic payments industry hopes. | Read more
The website of New Zealand life insurance provider Pinnacle Life has won the top United States insurance industry technology innovation award. | Read more
New Zealand-based ICT company Imarda sealed a $12 million deal with a major US freight company yesterday. | Read more
Wellington marketing firm TouchCast Next has exploded on to the Hollywood scene, winning a deal to rebrand independent film producer Beacon Pictures. | Read more
New Zealand's manufacturing beef exports to the United States will benefit as more Americans go from restaurant eating to burger places to save money, Meat and Wool New Zealand's regional manager for North America Kelvin Whall said. | Read more
An innovative 3D advertising campaign run for Wellington Zoo in The Dominion Post has helped Christchurch University's HIT Lab to win a US$2 million research contract with The Media Power Group in New York. | Read more
A Christchurch website designer and developer is gaining traction in Hollywood after winning the firm's biggest single contract yet. | Read more
New Zealand's leading ICT companies are making headway in the United States, despite challenging economic and market factors. Tamarie Johnson shares a few tips for success from Kiwi firms with established footholds in the North American market. | Read more
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