Last week's America's Cup win was a great sporting achievement by Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ) - and it's also a win for leading-edge Kiwi technology. Join us in celebrating just some of the innovative New Zealand businesses that played a part in the Cup story, and find out how they're making a difference for customers around the world.

Baseball, barbeque, fireworks and freedom: the Fourth of July is a reminder that nobody brands like the United States. With eight of the world's top ten brands being American, they're clearly onto something - so here's four tips for creating content and stories that sell, drawn from four American brand and marketing gurus.

US venture capital guru Bill Reichert, managing director of Garage Technologies Ventures, recently spent four weeks in New Zealand meeting promising and passionate startups, innovators, educators, and regulators. Here he tells Idealog about the New Zealand companies that impressed him most. 

Two big changes to goods and services tax are being introduced across the Tasman - one applying GST to digital goods and services (the so-called Netflix Tax), and the other extending it to low-value physical shipments. NZTE's in-market team spoke to a local expert on what the changes involve and what they're likely to mean for businesses exporting to Australia.

GST is making headlines in India - with more than a dozen levies to be replaced by a single, nationwide four-bracket GST system. India's Economic Times takes a look at its potential to transform business and logistics in one of the world's largest economies.

When Karma Cola's Simon Coley decided to buy cola nuts from the West African country of Sierra Leone, he couldn't have imagined the impact it would have on local villagers' lives, or his. TVNZ's Sunday looks at how the venture has sparked new potential for development, economic self-sufficiency and access to education in a region recovering from civil war.  

Sports technology companies are giving more insight to coaches and athletes to make their jobs easier, and New Zealand wearable tech has been adopted by some of the world's most famous sports teams to track and improve athlete performance. Stuff.co.nz takes a look at two Kiwi businesses looking to deliver an information advantage.

Join delegates from across the Indian and New Zealand edu-tech industry at this year's INZBC Summit, focused on Education, Skill and Technology. This high-intensity event will feature a range of senior speakers from across New Zealand and India, as well as a visiting group of university and college representatives led by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).