Renaissance news stories - Page 2

Things go from bad to worse for the embattled retailer and educational institute.

The troubled companies Acting Chief Executive has resigned for personal reasons.

Renaissance Corporation has today announced a surprise financial result for the six months until 31st March 2013.

Directors involved in a number of discussions which could change the size and shape of the company, possibly even "dramatically."

Company letter to shareholders regarding the re-election of directors lands on Techday's desk, and it requires "prompt attention."

Less than 48 hours after confirming the impending arrival of Desmond Ling, Exeed has announced it's now 100% pure Kiwi – with chairman Tony Butler taking an ownership stake in the distributor last week.

Company board members announce the hiring of Donovan Smith as new chief financial officer.

Company looking forward to a "new normal" following a "ghastly" year in 2012.

From a six year stint as a choir boy to managing director of New Zealand’s second largest distributor, Justin Tye talks to Heather Wright about growing businesses, hiring well and music.

We introduce Rhys Taylor in his new role with wireless access point hardware manufacturer, Aerohive. This is the first in our series in who to know.

"Now more than ever there is a need for evidence based research and analysis to cut through the hype."

Justice Minister Judith Collins believes New Zealand should move with the tech times in response to bullying online.

Company hires Grant Samuel & Associates for a strategic review, saying its weak share price leaves the firm vulnerable to a takeover.

Distribution company charts change during 2012 with official report.

Three years ago Ubisoft flew me over to their Sydney offices to have an early go on Assassin’s Creed II with the game’s creative director Patrice Désilets.

Renaissance has settled legal action it had begun against Exeed and withdrawn all proceedings.

Shift from broadcast to broadband helps communications company post profit increase beating forecast figures in the process.

Former IT distributor instructs solicitors to commence legal proceedings against Exeed with accusations of withheld funds following their distribution sale.

A day after resigning as acting CEO of struggling Renaissance, Shaun Rendell has joined Kordia as its CFO.

A month after officially losing their Apple distribution contract, Shaun Rendell has resigned from his role as Renaissance CEO.

Purchase of distribution business by Exeed is completed, but not without some remaining questions.

It’s been a good few months for the folks at Auckland based technology distributor, retailer and trainer Renaissance.

A number of factors come into play when valuing a business. Explains an independent report arranged by Renaissance from well known accounting firm Kordia Mentha to value it's distribution business.

<strong>The proposed sale of Renaissance’s IT distribution division will give Exeed the scale to become the second-largest player in the New Zealand distribution scene.