Xero stories - Page 22

Record number of new entrants from companies across New Zealand have lifted the bar for this year's Hi-Tech Awards.

Founder and CEO Rod Drury says Telecom workers could fit the bill for Xero, who are looking to recruit between 100-200 staff this year.

Xero's CEO Rod Drury says the firm is not ready for a US listing despite its shares tripling, focusing instead on growth and revenue.

Fresh from becoming New Zealand's latest billion dollar company, Xero has announced the appointment of Stuart McLean as it's new chief revenue officer.

Xero, Wellington-based cloud accounting software firm, has become New Zealand's latest billion dollar company after its shares climbed to a new record.

Xero and ASB partner to revolutionise NZ banking and accounting, aiming for a seamless integration between services for users.

Fancy outsourcing product development because it’s difficult and expensive? Here’s a crazy idea: get your customers to do it for you. For free.

Accounting software firm had $85 million of cash at the end of 2012 after raising $60 million in a private placement in December.

New Zealand tech firm ActionStep breaks into the US market, delivering cloud-based legal practice management solutions aimed at over 45,000 law firms.

Two American investors have increased their interest in cloud accounting software provider Xero by a total of $82 million.

The cloud accounting software firm expects to make more losses in its push to become a global player and may raise more cash to pay for those plans.

Xero launches Android app for on-the-move accounting, targeting 50% of SMEs keen on mobile financial management.

The cloud-based accounting platform provider more than doubled first-half sales and expects to list across the Tasman next month as it boosts its oper.

Small business accounting software provider changes the accounting game with the addition of online invoicing.

Cloud-based provider seeks 100 new staff after doubling employee count, opening up Kiwi career options in the process.

Xero, the Kiwi cloud accounting firm, proudly steps into the NZX 50, marking a milestone in its journey since its 2006 inception.

Xero's revenue and customers double, yet losses inch up due to growth expenses. The firm's aggressive expansion strategy shows promise.

Budgeting tie-in allows users to export their figures to Excel, do the 'heavy lifting', then import the results straight back.

Xero's mobile app transforms tedious admin tasks into quick, on-the-go actions, streamlining invoicing, receipts, and more for busy professionals.

Xero's bold reinvestment strategy pays off, doubling global customer base to 78,000 and revenue to $19m, as it expands its footprint.