Christchurch International Airport is underwriting a game-changing South Island project.

Further details of the $200m expansion of Auckland's biggest mall have been revealed.

COMMENT: Britain wants to leave the EU, but keep many membership benefits.

Charities Service looks into alleged misspending on travel and care at private hospitals.

Judge rules Ping An Finance "failed abysmally" in complying with money-laundering rules.

Freelancing is on the rise worldwide.

The kiwi rose to 72.31 US cents as at 8am in Wellington from 71.92 cents late yesterday.

Theresa May said the decision to stop Uber operating in London has "damaged lives".

US equities moved higher, bolstered by gains in shares of McDonald's.

'Evil' property investor Sian Draper tells her story.

Repairs to a large leaky building complex in Parnell have reached the halfway mark.

An employee stole more than $25,000 from Four Square over a period of two years.

The Devro Great New Zealand Sausage Competition is open to all Kiwi meat retailers.

Farmers' confidence in the year ahead has taken a nosedive.

Tweets could soon be twice as long as they are now.

The New Zealand dollar fell against the US dollar, touching a three-week low.

Bosses of retailer Kathmandu Holdings are relaxed about Amazon's arrival to Australia.

Lucara Diamond has sold a 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona diamond for US$53 million.

Dyson has unveiled plans to develop and build its own electric car by 2020.

Richard Smith will retire effective Tuesday, Equifax says.

The combination of human and robot labor is set to improve productivity.

How Microsoft CEO Satya Nadellah explains how he's been reinventing an ageing tech giant.

Russel Creedy, CEO of KFC owner Restaurant Brands, discusses KFC's move to table service.

Slides in technology stocks including those of Apple and Facebook led Wall Street lower.

Streaming apps revived the industry, but the record labels collect the profits.

Earlier complaints led to the adoption of the Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970.

Consultants will review its two biggest construction projects.

COMMENT: Three months to go before the holidays hit!

The co-operative announced a cash payout of $6.52 for the 2016/7 season.

Housing is planned to be a big focus of the next Government, whoever rules.