Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was held in the luxury Ritz-Carlton hotel

Beckham's fashion empire's losses almost doubled last year to nearly £8.5 million

Men still make up the majority of lawyers appointed Queen's Counsel.

There are 2,000 merchants offering Alipay purchases in New Zealand

Among the 19 provinces and municipalities, 12 have lowered their targets

Beijing-based company shipped 8.2 million smartphones during the fourth quarter of 2017

Doughnut lovers rejoice: Krispy Kreme will soon be available in New Zealand.

Dream of securing a $136 billion windfall from Aramco IPO may be clouding judgment

Car provided for test in which 10 monkeys were force to inhale its fumes

The paper has been beset by turmoil the past two weeks

NZ's first satellite has divided the Internet and drawn ire from some Kiwi astronomers.

Air New Zealand customers are fuming following an online airfare pricing error.

US aims to turn the tables by pointing fingers and going on the rhetorical offensive

Russell Hume has been ordered to halt all deliveries

EU scrambling to cover €12b-15b annual funding shortfall when the UK leaves the bloc

The emphasis for the bar and venue will be on live music

Downturn and structural changes impacting Australian retail sector blamed

All it takes is one too many drinks and an internet connection.

The kiwi traded at US73.82c as at 5pm.

Open Country may be our shyest dairy industry player but it's making bold progress.

Are Kiwis paying too much tax, particularly on food and beverages?

Business lobbies and unions differ on whether the workplace changes are a good thing.

Almost one third of businesses are pessimistic about the next 12 months.

Kiwis are split, with some supporting the move and others strongly opposing it.

American doughnut chain will open its first New Zealand store in the near future.

Rocket Lab's Peter Beck hopes it will be one of the brightest objects in the night sky

Research shows Kiwis back home-sharing firm Airbnb despite rising opposition.

Silicon Valley billionaire Marc Benioff says regulators "have no choice" but to intervene

Police say the investment scheme took as much as $6.4 billion from millions of depositors

Authorities are caught in a "policy trap" with few defences left