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A small startup has taken the gaming world by storm, finding success with its QuizUp trivia app and spurning offers to abandon its Iceland headquarters for California's…

China's Government has pledged to promote sustainable growth by opening state-dominated industries to private investment and making banks more market-oriented.

Ordinary travel insurance is full of fish-hooks, writes Diana Clement. Credit card travel insurance has even more nasty surprises.

It's been called the poor man's teleporter, based on the fictional Star Trek invention that beamed humans on to hostile planets and reassembled them, molecule by molecule…

What's the future big thing in social media? Social media editor Paul Harper finds a group of Kiwis who think they've found it.

Sony's newest smartphone, The Z2, created bit of a stir at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, writes Pat Pilcher.

In the past decade, political fundraising has turned into a minefield that has claimed the parliamentary career of John Banks, interrupted that Winston Peters and cast…

"What part of your political brain thought it a good idea to run donations through a secret trust?" Rodney Hide imagines a conversation between David Cunliffe and Matt…

He is one of the wealthiest men in NZ. He supports MPs who changed the law to expressly state that a defendant's public profile should not, of itself, be grounds for…

Bulls 38 Blues 22 It is not a recommended rugby script to concede a significant lead and then try and run down your rivals. The Blues succeeded with that ploy against…

Kangaroo great Ian Roberts will tonight reveal he is brain-damaged from his rugby league playing days.

Management of Lydia Ko's schedule over the next 24 months will be vital as she continues her transition to professional golf. Ko has achieved four top 10 finishes in…