Jailed Crafar farms bidder Jack Chen has defaulted on the mortgage of his Auckland house.

The OECD estimates global tax avoidance losses are $345b a year.

Hallenstein Glassons Holdings is hoping to lift annual profit by more than 50 per cent.

The America's Cup could bring a multimillion-dollar windfall to Auckland retailers.

The number of properties traded last month rose almost 18 per cent.

Herne Bay residents raise concerns about James Bond-esque helipad.

Some people are even taking out mortgages to buy bitcoin.

For the first time, human behaviour can be digitised and analysed, says Wang Jian

Rocket Lab is targeting Thursday for another launch after today's attempt was halted.

The cow disease Mycoplasma bovis has been found in the North Island.

Money not claimed will go to Inland Revenue.

The new government will draw its first fiscal line in the sand on Thursday.

Sir John Key says he has never invested in Bitcoin.

The NZ Government, US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank will all make statements

Airlines are worried about fuel supplies through the Refining NZ pipeline.

Expert says we will one day rely on artificial intelligence to solve society's problems.

Carrier is looking to make HK$4 billion in cuts over three years, including jobs

Router that connects you to the internet just sits there forgotten as long as it works

Boatshed for chopper landing pad will have fold-back roof.

Adrian Orr's appointment as Reserve Bank Governor has been met with approval by economists

The kiwi rose to US68.86c at 5pm from US68.34c at the start of the day

The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 42.42 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 8,277.51

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Uber is facing a series of legal battles and government investigations around the world

Agency boss gives up his license.

Legislation has been introduced targeting the shifting of profits

Moody's and the IMF have issued fresh warnings about China's debt in the past week

Five per cent of Kiwis won't be buying Christmas presents this year, say researchers.

The best way to help those in need is to donate to a charity, the retail body says.

Many children receive money as a gift, and a refreshing number will be socking it away.