
Zuckerberg set to lose $24 billion
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is set to lose his spot as the third richest person.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is set to lose his spot as the third richest person.
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Government has teamed up with Kiwi firms to create a business video game.
The news follows a string of other big new hotel announcements in the last few days.
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Spark is gearing up to launch a business which services tradespeople.
The unprofitable laser measurement tool maker had a 'solid' first quarter.
Developers faced a major challenge when builders walked off the site last week.
A Gold Coast councillor says naked cleaners should "get a real job".
Hotel developer has five more buildings up his sleeve.
The Warehouse will axe between 120 and 140 fulltime jobs.
A campaigner has spoken out against the trend of facadism in Auckland's built environment.
A big apartment block has been given the go-ahead in Orakei.
Crafter Natalie Iogha talks selling knitting kits to be made for premature babies.
COMMENT: For now, global sharemarkets are taking trade uncertainties in their stride.
Zespri chairman called on to stand for Fonterra board - no word on John Wilson's decision.
COMMENT: Median bonus for ASX100 CEO is up 20 per cent to A$1.76 million.
Asia's biggest cocoa grower has a chocolate problem.
The latest setback is in a program designed to restore human spaceflight.
The social media giant has suspended a longtime partner that had used data from Facebook.
A gadget expert claims Apple is slowing the processor in the new MacBooks.
Fortune magazine has published its Fortune Global 500 list.
Analysts say they expect the Trump administration to impose more tariffs on China.
President Donald Trump will be holding a gun to Opec's head if legislation is approved.
Does President Donald Trump want a deal with China or does he want a fight?
A UK property tycoon blames strict rules on his decision to evict single women with kids.
Deborah Caldwell, CEO and owner of Storm, says being part of a public firm wasn't for her.
Investors in two firms hit hard, while bigger stakeholders take a profit.
Term deposits and bonds have different roads to maturity.
During Peters' tenure, the country has had a welcome pause from full-on celebrity politics