The kiwi traded at 67.45 US cents at 5pm.

Port of Tauranga is budgeting on handling more than 1.2 million containers.

When global markets went into free fall 10 years ago, one man saw an opportunity.

The Government has pioneered a new infrastructure funding model at Auckland subdivision.

November 28 could be D-day for home hunters.

Spark's email service provider Xtra Mail is still blocking emails.

The woman behind the Burger Burger talks about living her lifelong dream.

Human nature often just does not want to accept that we can be a target or a victim.

The hot pool giant is eager to start discussions with the owners.

Construction work underway on first hotel for Britomart, $1b downtown Auckland hub.

Singles' Day is now considered the biggest international shopping day of the year.

Developers say the increases could make some projects untenable.

House price growth may have peaked across much of the country.

Opposition to application to liquidate is understood to have been withdrawn.

Greg Cornes loves the hospitality sector and is spreading out his bagel business.

The love of electric scooters is real.

Can you actually ride them on the sidewalk? Are they available during the winter?

The short animation highlights the impact deforestation for palm oil has on orangutans.

Japan's retail market is potentially an exciting market for automated checkouts.

The money exchange has agreed to pay the penalty.

Battle lines blur lab-grown substitutes as Big Meat invests in the startups making them.

Amazon has struck a deal with Apple to sell its latest products.

Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro said "trust issues" were a reason for lack of progress.

Apple and Amazon are reportedly eyeing major expansions in New York.

If you want to see what whiplash feels like, you can just watch the stock market.

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Consumer specialists have identified a ridiculously simple trick that will save you money.

Alibaba is looking beyond borders to turn Singles' Day into a global phenomenon.

Influence of the Five Star movement has entrepreneurs ready to draw a line in the sand.

Academic says full-time gig economy workers unlikely to secure future employment.