Aerospace leaders gather this week for the 2016 Singapore Airshow. Source: AIN TV

Mike Hosking says European bank stocks are taking a pounding at the moment, over fears we may be heading for a Lehman Brothers Part II.

Tourism New Zealand brought Megan Gale on a cycling journey through the Otago Central Rail Trail.

Tourism New Zealand brought Megan Gale on a cycling journey through the spectacular Timber Trail in Waikato.

A crowd of about 700 at ASB Stadium in Kohimarama tonight listen to speakers address the issue of rezoning thousands of properties.

With only five days of the campaign remaining, new aerial footage of the Awaroa beach has been published online. More than 21,000 pledges totalling more than $1.3 million has been raised so far. Video: Chris Tarpey Music: ODESZA - Sun Models (feat. Madelyn Grant)

Jamie Beaton's mother Paula talks about her sons success.

Thousands of chickens heading out of their pen to their ten acre playground has gone viral.

The great fear was that unemployment was heading up and that for all our success and growth we just weren't able to grow the economy at a rate that would soak up those looking for work - and yet we've all been wrong.

Fran O'Sullivan talks to Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxon about changing the New Zealand flag and national identity.

Mike Hosking says the TPP agreement is more than just a numbers game. The agreement is about us growing solid international relationships that will develop into greater opportunities for New Zealand in the future.

Ngarimu Blair, deputy chairman of Ngati Whatua Orakei Trust talks to NZ Herald about 30 new whanau houses, built by the hapu for descendants. The first families shift into these Orakei places next month.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin completed another successful unmanned rocket launch in West Texas with the same vehicle as November and with a safe landing.

Bloomberg Intelligence's Carl Riccadonna discusses the outlook for Fed policy with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets."

Virgin Group Founder Richard Branson discusses the economy, China and the price and production of oil.

Turning down a $40,000 scholarship to study law may have seemed like a crazy idea at the time but 20 year old Jake Millar has proved he can make his own way in business.

JPMorgan Asset Management CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes weighs in on the global markets rout. She speaks from the World Economic Forum in Davos.

It's been an ugly start to the year for China, with Chinese stocks in Hong Kong falling to global financial crisis lows. Bloomberg Businessweek's Peter Coy takes a look at how China's mess affects the world, and explains why the US economy is still relatively insulated.

Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott reports on comedian Jerry Seinfeld selling his Porsches.

The effort to ignite an economic renaissance in downtown Detroit is well documented, but the evidence of a turnaround is mixed. Bloomberg's Matt Miller took a drive on Jefferson Avenue in "America's Comeback City" to see how the revival is coming along.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's largest philanthropic organization, has a singular objective: improve the lives of people in poor countries. Historically, the foundation has given away money, much of it to fight infectious diseases. Now it has a new strategy: invest in technologies that can make goods and services affordable to the poor.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk has released video of its rocket tipping over upon landing and exploding.

It has been a wild week in China and a volatile time for the yuan after the PBOC stepped in to the market.

Jonathan Ebinger, BlueRun Ventures general partner, and Bubba Murarka, a DFJ partner, compare innovation in China with innovation in Silicon Valley.

Apple could owe more than $8 billion in back taxes as a result of a European Commission investigation into its tax policies.

Bank of America and Morgan Stanley are selling shares in Uber Technologies to their high-net worth clients, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal talks about what he's following ahead of today's ‘What’d You Miss?’

David Zervos, chief market strategist at Jefferies, explains why current market conditions remind him of 1998 and what that could mean to investors.