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Chinese money has flooded Zimbabwe in recent years for several projects.
China's bitcoin miners eye overseas move
Mining bitcoin is open to anyone with an internet connection and the right hardware
NZ property push in China as foreign buyer ban looms
Business will promote NZ property to Chinese in push ahead of foreign buyer ban.
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The world's biggest shopping day has proven to be a success for many local retailers.
PM brushes off call for SIS probe on China
PM declines to comment on call for probe into influence of Chinese Communist Party on NZ.
Call for China's local influence to be curbed
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Alibaba's whopping $36.4b Singles' Day
E-commerce giant Alibaba made more than $36 billion of sales on Saturday.
Making a living from cooling your beers
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Manila litmus test for Ardern's diplomacy skills
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is to meet Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte in Manila.
China's Singles' Day sparks retail bonanza
China's shopping festival starts today and for many it means billions of dollars in sales
It's shopping - but not as you know it
The Singles' day shopping festival is a day where entertainment and retail becomes one.
Goff leads $100,000 council mission to China summit
Ratepayers are forking out $100,000 for a council delegation attending a summit in China.
'Laughing stock': How Trump handed the wheel to China
Trump likely to be welcomed as the US President who is helping the rise of China.
Kiwi champ Cooper solos to victory in China
Commentators wonder why he hasn't been picked up by a top team in Europe
China stages 'attack' on Guam
US officials have blasted China for staging mock nuclear attack runs on Guam.
How China is on path to 'win without a fight'
The real threat to the Pacific is not North Korea.
Auckland house values drop for first time in six years
Now's the time to buy if you're looking for your first home: mortgage broker.
Newspaper boss made employee pay $50k for a job: ERA
A newspaper boss made a prospective employee pay $50,000 before he would give her a job.
Three unanswered questions about our spy-trainer MP
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A whole new world
Mark Williams takes his family for full immersion treatment at Shanghai Disneyland Resort.
Watch: Man shoves woman onto rail tracks
Woman suffers injuries after man pushes her onto the track and calmly walks away.
The myth of China's influence over North Korea
Here's why China are unlikely to intervene when it comes to North Korea.
Would you pay $1m for this badly designed apartment?
An expensive two-bedroom flat in Shanghai has a jaw-dropping floor plan.
MP did not disclose links, OIA documents confirm
Documents released show Yang also worked in Australian Parliament on foreign affairs.
Jo Coughlan: Language week builds bridges to China
COMMENT: Mandarin-speaking assistant plays vital role in PR business.
China sends warship, jets to chase off US Navy
China said American destroyer USS Chafee sailed past disputed Paracel Islands.