Todd company gets knock-back from Auckland Council.

Small Cambridge house wins architectural award.

Fletcher Building shares have recovered today.

Apple's i0S 10.3 update has been released and users may notice handsets running faster.

Samsung's fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 phone might be making a come back.

Samsung will have to throw a lot of unseen features into its comeback phone this week.

New law needed to distinguish between built and natural environments

Wall Street rose, stemming an eight-day drop in the Dow.

The most respected domestic brands in China are attached to clothing and other small items

Gen X and Gen Y are finding innovative ways to invest and are reaping the returns.

Trading in China is not as easy as many Kiwi business may think.

City Rail Link workers could live on cruise ships in the harbour.

Theses are the Internet queens of China, who splash their affluent lives on social media.

Businesses can save time and hassle by registering trademarks and copyrights.

Maori art covers the interior and exterior of Newmarket apartment.

The OBOR Initative may be one of the most ambitious plans of the last few decades.

Investors digested the implications on the decision to cancel vote on health-care reform.

ICBC sees itself as a bridge between China and New Zealand.

Planning is under way for the Tripartite Economic Summit in Guangzhou later this year.

Chinese tourists are spreading to more parts of New Zealand and spending more.

We should be making our ties with China more diverse and sustainable, says Stephen Jacobi.

Chinese banker David Lei Wang wants to build a "bridge" between New Zealand and China.

Up to 20 Kiwi start-ups will get a helping hand to make the most of opportunities in China

New Zealand's advertising agencies celebrated their metal at this month's Axis Awards

Harvey Norman says a review of its finances is part of a routine surveillance.

Premier Li Keqiang will visit NZ next week to mark 45 years of diplomatic relations.

Automation is 50 to 100 years away. Many technologists disagree with that assessment.

The region lost 2,700 federal jobs since Trump took office, mostly in the District.

"I've become a member of that group I used to despise," says Shane Brealey

The tumbling pound is proving a boon for the British tourist industry.