MYOB stories - Page 11

Oracle has confirmed the appointment of HP's former CEO, embroiled in scandal, as its co-president and director.

Exeed's Christchurch office closes indefinitely after earthquake, urging clients to connect digitally. Staff safe, thoughts with those affected.

Vodafone NZ to stock Samsung Galaxy Tab but release date remains unclear, despite European launch. No price set as anticipation builds.

Huawei's IDEOS, an affordable Android 2.2 smartphone, set to hit NZ on Nov 1st with 2degrees, packing key features for $379.

Duke Nukem Forever resurrected by Gearbox and 2K Games, promising a 2011 release for the long-awaited title on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.

Apple's Ping hits 1 million users in 48 hours, but Facebook blocks Steve Jobs over onerous terms, disrupting connectivity.

Renaissance may end exclusive Apple deal in NZ, insiders reveal. Future uncertain with new management and capital concerns.

Warner Bros. Interactive drops thrilling launch trailer for Batman: The Brave and the Bold game, coming to Wii and DS on 8 Sept.

Maclean Computing teams up with Apple for a pivotal business seminar in Auckland, offering CIOs and IT Managers essential market insights.

Connector Systems to distribute FalconStor's data protection solutions in NZ, aiming to boost reseller network with innovative tech offerings.

Vodafone NZ kicks off first '30 Days of Music' event, gearing up for the NZ Music Awards with downloads, prizes, and special encounters.

Jeff Healey steps into a pivotal role as HP Networking's Enterprise Sales Lead for APJ, aiming to bolster corporate and global partnerships.

U. of Auckland triumphs with Supreme Innovation Award for CECIL Connect, a beacon of tech ingenuity, at Tertiary ICT Conference.

New Zealand tax system set for major overhaul from October 1st, with changes to GST, PAYE, and company tax. Businesses urged to prepare.

Over one third of NZ businesses predict growth, defying recession fears, per the latest MYOB report. A significant rebound in revenue highlighted.

Many NZ firms lack a vital online presence, yet a top-notch website can dramatically boost their business, says MYOB NZ's Julian Smith.

Technology could be the key to increasing productivity and profitability for New Zealand businesses, according to MYOB New Zealand Limited.

Online accounting solution poised to revolutionise the accounting industry says company.

Ticketing solution Dazzle Tickets has been crowned the winner of Launch Pad 2010 in Auckland today.

Ten IT start-up companies will get the chance to compete for $85,000 worth of<br />prizes during a conference organised by the Telecommunications Industry Group<br />(TIG) next month.

Drury made the comments as Xero launches its push into Australia - a potential market of well over 2 million small businesses.