Milk 2.0 made waves among North Americans - and celebs - at a recent Ted event.

The Better Drinks Co has received a capital injection from its parent company Asahi.

Whangamata local Sam Brown has turned sheep milk into spirits.

JD.com has partnered with two New Zealand horticulture firms.

Kiwis with upcoming trips to Sri Lanka should contact their travel agent.

The century-old sports apparel brand is suddenly cool again.

A wave of emerging high-tech firms is helping farmers fight bad weather.

No one has gotten wealthier on the back of a corporate borrowing binge than Hui Ka Yan.

The 7000 sq m store will be among the biggest in redeveloped Westfield Newmarket.

A look at Kiwis' eating habits and behaviour around meal times.

The world's biggest hamburger chain spent an extra $18 million on produce last year.

Collins questions whether affordable homes are really that.

Landlords react to the news of the Government rejecting a capital gains tax plan.

Auckland landlord Gary Lin owns 14 residential properties worth about $10 million.

Auckland landlord will only "sell from the grave".

Bell Gully has questions concerning the Government's shakeup.

Retailers are concerned about the rising cost of doing business, industry report shows.

Auckland rents rise fast in this year's first quarter: Barfoots

A look at some of the 40-plus hospitality operators set to trade at Commercial Bay.

Semenoff Logging due to return to court next month: Haszard

MR8 Construction now in liquidators' hands

Shipley will not be re-appointed to NZCC's board next month, according to reports.

Father of four Abel Tutagalevao talks rolling out his education app.

Telecommunications provider is paying the price for not delivering on its promises.

Creditors this afternoon have the final vote on the future of the business.

Lack of change by Facebook month after Christchurch attacks unacceptable, say advertisers.

REINZ data is out this morning.

Security breaches cost New Zealand $14 million last year.

Scammers are seeking to get an employees salary paid into their accounts.

NZ's top apartments are going to the rich and famous.