The announcement by Dunkin' Donuts has sparked a frenzy among its fans.

Experts are begging toy giant Mattel not to sell this AI smart home hub.

Kiwi Property has a growing presence in the area around Sylvia Park.

Kiwi fund managers are embracing responsible investing, but worry it won't pay off.

Glassons has split its chief executive role into two after the departure of Di Humphries.

The dollar hit a four-month as the greenback was bolstered by recent upbeat data.

Wall Street gained, sending the three benchmark indices to record highs.

Computer algorithms and artificial intelligence are set to play a key role in flying.

This aviation firm aims to eliminate emissions and roar of combustion-based jet engines.

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The New Zealand dollar fell as an index of the US non-manufacturing sector jumped.

Wall Street inched higher, touching fresh record highs.

The world's top soccer league will negotiate new rights to broadcast matches in the UK.

Amazon has been told to pay €250m after receiving years of illegal tax treatment.

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Wall St climbed to record highs, as latest US new car sales data exceeded expectations.

It built 260 Model 3s during quarter ended September - less than a fifth of its forecast.

Online, mobile and digital currency systems are set to overtake credit and debit cards.

The slowdown is being blamed on buyers being unable get finance.

A Mount Maunganui start-up has been pledged more than $1m in angel investment.

Economic growth, retail spending and migrant arrivals in the city outstrip the rest of NZ.

A supermarket has won a three-year battle allowing it to display alcohol at end of aisles.

Over 2000 submissions were received on whether the carpark should be sold to developers.

US stocks and the dollar gained, with the Dow and S&P 500 climbing to records.

The New Zealand dollar rose against the pound.

Hotel developer Anthony Tosswill is not giving up on Dunedin just yet.

The street in London where property prices average £35m (NZ$64.5m).