Modified Muse headband lets wearer search through Netflix with their mind

The Dow Jones industrial average is trading over 20,000 points for the first time, the latest milestone in a record-setting drive for the stock market.

The $3.4m RV, made by Furrion, is 45ft long and eight-foot wide home on wheels that comes with a hot tub and helicopter.

"Homies" where people wanting to buy their first home can go halves on a property with a stranger. homies.co.nz

Icebreaker CEO Jeremy Moon discusses his visit to Scott Base, climate solutions and more.

Kiwi whiz-kids are being snapped up by prestigious US universities in record numbers. More than a dozen students from across the country have already been offered places at Ivy League and other top-ranked American universities in what are known as early-round offers.Co-founder of education consultancy Crimson, Jamie Beaton talks to Tristram about this.

Eric Watson explains the merger between Bendon and Naked and a listing on the US stock market

Gary Groves of Sanctuary Group is changing the ex-Fonterra headquarters on Princes St from commercial usage to residential, selling apartments from $1 million each and said while some apartment schemes had been cancelled, teams were at work on The International at 9 Princes St opposite the Hotel Pullman Auckland, beside the Northern Club.

In a 40 second video posted on YouTube, another customer called Greg Kilpatrick showed a quarter he found in his computer. (Source:Greg Kilpatrick YouTube)

Shoppers in Te Rapa and Mount Maunganui are out in force to catch a Boxing Day nbargain

Kiwis hit the annual sales in their hoards in the traditional Boxing Day rush for bargains

The latest Chinese airline to fly to Auckland has landed as passenger numbers leap past 18 million a year.

After a tumultuous 2016 what’s in store for the economy in 2017. Liam Dann talks to Fran O’Sullivan and Anne Gibson.

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A tour of the new offices of architectural firm Warren and Mahoney

The Economy Hub's Liam Dann and Business Herald's Jamie Gray discuss the implications of this morning’s US Federal Reserve rate hike.

A crackdown on tax-dodging multinationals could be on its way if measures outlined in a recent cabinet discussion paper are taken on board by the government. The document was obtained exclusively by NZ Herald investigations reporter Matt Nippert who joins Tristram Clayton to discuss what measures the government could take.

Tinder is now on Apple TV. Source: Tinder

With a little help from a few Kiwi mates and a couple of good laughs, we’re proud to bring you our new #AirNZSafetyVideo Source: Air NZ

Tristram Clayton sits down with Sistema's founder, Brendan Lindsay to discuss the sale of his company to the US Fortune 500 company Newell Brands. Mr Lindsay discusses worker unions and why he didn't list the company on the NZ stock exchange.

$850m Commercial Bay building site in Downtown Auckland with Scott Pritchard, Precinct Properties Chief Executive.

Pioneering New Zealand rocket company Rocket Lab has moved a step closer to launching a rocket into space with the successful completion of booster tests south of Auckland. Joining Tristram Clayton is NZ Herald aviation reporter Grant Bradley to explain what Rocket Lab have managed to do in these tests.

Brendan Lindsay started his plastics business in a Cambridge garage 34 years ago. Now he's just sold Sistema for millions

The history of the mobile phone and a look at the future for these ubiquitous devices

Nigel McKenna explains the project at the Mt Eden heritage apartments.