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Xero has appointed Steve Vamos as its new chief executive, succeeding founder Rod Drury who will remain with the company as a non-executive director.

New Zealand accounting software provider Xero has abandoned its home securities exchange, the NZX, and is now solely listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Accounting software company Xero has announced it is delisting from the New Zealand stock exchange to focus on its listing on the Australian stock exchange (ASX) and to pursue further growth in overseas markets.

Xero had plenty to tell its professional partners at its annual conference this week.

Global cloud accounting software provider Xero has released what it says is its biggest ever wave of new products at its annual Xerocon Asia Pacific region conference in Melbourne.

New Zealand-based cloud accounting company Xero is increasing its focus on financial services and collaboration on innovation and data share standards as part of its latest global growth strategy.

New Zealand based global accounting software company Xero has appointed chief data officer Tony Stewart as head of small business products to take over from Duncan Ritchie who is taking a sabbatical.

Cloud accounting software company Xero has doubled subscriptions in the past two years to surpass the one million subscriber mark globally.

New Zealand-based accounting software company Xero has posted a net loss after tax of NZ$43.9 million for the first half of FY17, with revenues year-on-year increasing by 48% to NZ$137 million.

The financial web — the digital connection of the services businesses use into their accounting system — promises to deliver better decisions, better access to capital, and better and more secure data, according to New Zealand trans-Tasman accounting software company Xero.

Cloud accounting software company Xero has increased revenue and lifted its global paying subscribers to its accounting platform to 717,000 for the full year to the end of March as it continued an aggressive international expansion plan in major markets including the US, UK and the Asian region.

Serko, the self-professed leader in online enterprise travel booking has announced that it is working to connect its travel solutions to cloud accounting software provider Xero, bringing its online, cloud-based travel booking software to small businesses in Australia and New Zealand.

Listed cloud accounting company Xero (ASX:XRO) has boosted subscription revenue to just under NZ$90 million for the 2015 half year to the end of September.

New Zealand cloud accounting solutions provider Xero has released its results for the financial year to the end of March, achieving more than half a million subscribers worldwide over the past 12 months and passing the NZ$100 million revenue mark.

New Zealand’s rapidly expanding accounting software provider Xero is claiming more than half a million subscribers around the world are now signed up to its cloud platform, with just under half of them in Australia.

New Zealand-based, listed global accounting software provider Xero has secured NZ$147 million in funding which it will use to drive growth internationally, particularly in the US and UK markets.

Accounting software provider Xero has launched Notification features on its accounting platform which it says are aimed at keeping small business owners alerted to information important to their companies, including advice on improving business.

New Zealand global accounting software company Xero has appointed a US-based executive VP and CFO to help spearhead its next stage of growth in the North American market and other international markets.

The numbers game continues unabated in the hotly contested cloud accounting software market, with the two major players – MYOB and Xero – in a battle for market supremacy and a share of voice, in the ANZ regional market.

There’s an intriguing and relentless battle for the hearts and minds of customers and potential customers going on in the online accounting software market between Australia’s own homegrown vendor MYOB and the upstart New Zealand vendor Xero.