Within a generation the fleeting 200-year era of Euro-American dominance could be over.

New Zealand retail spending on electronic cards rose in August.

A criminal defence lawyer struck off law tribunal's roll of barristers and solicitors.

Inequities in pay, motherhood, retirement and race. Why it's better and worse now.

Knock Knock Events founder Luke Schroder talks work experience and putting on events.

More than 220,000 Kiwis are using buy-now-pay-later service providers.

Comment: Wage settlements in line with inflation are not going to cut it anymore.

Trump said if he imposes taxes on Canadian cars it would be "devastating" for the country.

COMMENT: An annual report shows that scheme continues to be a massive gravy train for ANZ.

Nike believes the campaign will create more business than it loses. They could be right.

A new survey has revealed the skills that employers value.

The boss of Uber said drinking beer "with the guys at work" is wrong and unfair.

Carlsberg will glue its beer cans together instead of using plastic rings.

Former Fonterra executive Leon Clement talks to Jamie Gray about jumping ship.

Starbucks finds out today after its first store in Italy opened overnight.

Comment: Working out what you need to save will rely on assumptions.

Comment: Peters and Ardern are in danger of moving towards a co-prime ministership.

Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr urges New Zealanders to look at the bigger picture.

The New Zealand dollar is heading for a weekly fall against the greenback.

Digital currencies have suffered massive falls this week.

What you should do with your tax refund.

One of year's best share performances was from one of market's lowest-profile companies.

Subaru and Barnes, Catmur & Friends Dentsu were given a nod at the APAC Marketing Awards.

This will make Kiwibuild more accessible to families who have struggled to save 10 pct.

The company recently opened its first ever cafe operated by people aged 50 and older.

One huge early setback meant Netflix nearly collapsed altogether.

The theme of this year's Money Week is "Weathering life's storms".

Kiwis should save minimum of 10 per cent of yearly earnings for retirement shortfall.

Company which owns Augustus Bistro in liquidation and owes creditors more than $600,000.

Staff can access e-bikes, do cardio workouts, use a climbing wall, play table tennis.