John Key keeps lid on hidden billions
Foreign trusts lobbyists seem to have watered down a NZ bill on better disclosure of the origins of secret cash.
Govt accepts foreign trusts plan
John Key accepts foreign trust rules need a radical overhaul following warnings not enough's being done to counter money laundering.
Judgment day for trusts
NZ's foreign trust regime is a good little earner for some, but time may be running out.
Mossack Fonseca staffer held
Computer specialist at the Panama law firm is taken into custody over huge leak.
Pedro Almodovar's Julieta
"If the Panama Papers were a film," the acclaimed Spanish director said, "we wouldn't even be credited as extras."
She was hired in 1958 as a 'computer,'
Sue Finley is one of Nasa's longest-serving employees. She started out calculating rocket trajectories by hand.
Aus shopper slips on grape, sues
Her right foot went backwards and she tripped forward onto her knees and elbows.
Search for travel using emojis
One travel site is letting us look up flight or hotel deals using emojis to represent our destination.
Uber CEO resigns
Uber boss and co-founder steps down under pressure from investors after a string of setbacks.
Clooney sells tequila for $1b
George Clooney may be the face of fancy coffee, but it's in premium tequila that he just hit the jackpot.
Luxury flats for fire tenants
UK government buys some of the most expensive real estate in London to rehouse survivors of Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Valium, laxatives, 'malicious' bankers
Members of Australia's "millionaires factory" tried to discredit colleague by drugging him on a business trip.
Tip your unhappy Uber driver
Kiwi passengers set to pay as Uber introduces tipping and fees for making drivers wait.
Magazine boss quits, replaced by NZ CEO
Publisher denies move is linked to actress Rebel Wilson's recent defamation victory.
Can Apple save the iPad?
Predictions that the tablet would be a replacement for a desktop have not happened but its latest reboot may give it another chance.
Amazon's try before you buy
New service claims territory once held by department stores, essentially placing a dressing room in your house.
Barclays' $21b fundraising 'fraud'
British bank and four former senior executives charged for alleged crimes during global financial crisis.
Kiwi stole $562,000 of cables
Aussie warehouse worker set to be deported back to NZ for stealing and selling huge haul of electric cables.
China invests in new electric supercars
They can reach 300 kilometres an hour and go from zero to 100 in seconds - yet these cars are electric. Meet the new supercars China is investing in.
China's share ambition
Bicycles, basketballs and umbrellas can all be rented, and they're driving China's aspirations.
Aussie rodeo rider wins payout
Mitchell Gajkowski had a fight on his hands when catastrophic injuries ended his bull riding dream.
Amazon in bombshell deal
E-commerce giant will buy US organic food chain for billions as it moves into a new realm.
Fairfax bids expected soon
US private equity firms could lob formal bids for Fairfax Media within a fortnight.
Whole Foods CEO lambast hedge fund
Jana Partners, the hedge fund stands to make roughly $413 million from the sale of Whole Foods to Amazon.
UK picks Kiwi for top trade role
Britain has appointed a former NZ trade negotiator as its chief adviser just days before Brexit discussions are due to begin.
Amazon to buy Whole Foods
Online juggernaut to acquire US grocery chain in mega deal later this year.
Takata said to be planning bankruptcy
Takata Corp plans to file for bankruptcy as soon as next week, paving the way for a sale of the 84-year-old Japanese air-bag maker behind the biggest safety recall in automotive history.
Brown milk, brown cow
Over 16 million Americans think chocolate milk comes from brown cows - it's amazing it's not more.
Naked pics not OK on LinkedIn
Tinder is for dating. Facebook is for friends. LinkedIn is for ... well, it depends who you ask.
Tesla's glimpse of the future
Tesla chief Elon Musk teases the Model Y and new details on the entry level car, Model 3.
US Fed raises rates
US central bank has growing confidence in the economy after second hike in 3 months.
NZ, Chinese animators unite
"It's not like we are going to China for cheap manufacturing, we are going for creative collaboration," Kiwi film boss says.
Bad news for Aus TV network
Channel Ten is forced to go into voluntary administration after billionaire shareholders refuse to guarantee loan.
French McDonald's offers cutlery
Realising that the French don't really like to eat with their hands, the fast food chain now offers plastic knives and forks.