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Is the ‘SaaSpocalypse’ an extinction event for tech vendors?

ANALYSIS: About US$1 trillion was wiped off the value of technology companies offering software as a service in February. Is this a market over-reaction or a fundamental change in the business model?

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 02 Mar 2026

Investment

Xero delivers strong first half, awaits impact of Melio deal

Tech & Innovation

Xero and OpenAI launch ‘superagent’ tool

Investment

US$2.5b deal will double Xero revenues by 2028, says CEO

Shoeshine

Investors excited as Aussie unicorn Canva heads for US$26b IPO

The man from Atlassian on building a culture of innovation at scale

Hunter’s Corner

Public Trust has lost the plot

ANALYSIS: After 150 years, the institution is failing in its primary purpose and short-changing its own customers.

Tim Hunter Fri, 01 Sep 2023

Edwards on Politics

Party divisions give voters a clear choice

ANALYSIS: Chris Hipkins has to give supporters a reason to vote for Labour.

Brent Edwards Thu, 31 Aug 2023

Margin Call

Is A2 Milk the canary in the coal mine ...

ANALYSIS: ... pointing to a structural Chinese slowdown?

Øyvinn Rimer Tue, 29 Aug 2023

Risky Business

How to respond to crises involving employees as victims

ANALYSIS: With ‘Managing the Human Dimension of Disasters’ author Kjell Brataas.

Dan Laufer Tue, 29 Aug 2023

Shoeshine

Trans-Tasman chills from China’s slowing economy

ANALYSIS: New Zealand and Australia feel the freeze from dwindling Chinese demand.

Jonathan Mitchell and Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 28 Aug 2023

Book Review

National’s Mr Fixit: Politics of the possible

ANALYSIS: Steven Joyce’s guide to how to get things done.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 27 Aug 2023

Guest Opinion

How do pay cuts and layoffs affect morale and productivity?

ANALYSIS: A simple lab experiment with nearly 300 participants, attempted to provide an answer.

Ananish Chaudhuri Sat, 26 Aug 2023

Hunter’s Corner

Absolutely positively polybutylene

Fletcher Building may be optimistic about a piping problem in Australia but the market has good reason to be wary.

Tim Hunter Fri, 25 Aug 2023

Beehive Banter

Election bids, party troubles, Todd Muller’s valedictory

ANALYSIS: National pledges to fund 13 new cancer drugs, while Labour focuses on maths, reading, and writing.

Brent Edwards Fri, 25 Aug 2023

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Is the ‘SaaSpocalypse’ an extinction event for tech vendors?

Xero delivers strong first half, awaits impact of Melio deal

Xero and OpenAI launch ‘superagent’ tool

US$2.5b deal will double Xero revenues by 2028, says CEO

Investors excited as Aussie unicorn Canva heads for US$26b IPO

The man from Atlassian on building a culture of innovation at scale

Public Trust has lost the plot

Party divisions give voters a clear choice

Is A2 Milk the canary in the coal mine ...

How to respond to crises involving employees as victims

Trans-Tasman chills from China’s slowing economy

National’s Mr Fixit: Politics of the possible

How do pay cuts and layoffs affect morale and productivity?

Absolutely positively polybutylene

Election bids, party troubles, Todd Muller’s valedictory

Craig Stobo allegations first raised by fellow FMA board members

Election 2026: The crystal ball is still cloudy

Court rules against claim on Simunovich loan guarantee

Is the ‘SaaSpocalypse’ an extinction event for tech vendors?

Vulcan steels itself for S&P decision, markets quiet down

OCR adjustment won’t repair structural inflation problem

Chris Hipkins says NZ deserves a government with ambition

Air NZ CEO promises ‘fulsome’ strategy review, bemoans costs

Is ‘peak Australia’ facing its banana republic moment?

SaaS: Architecture of impermanence – end of easy-growth era

Meridian eyes demand growth in case of oversupply

The political debate over race, culture and identity