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Indian companies are stepping up their overseas expansion as some of the country’s biggest business groups look for growth, technology,...
Crude prices fell sharply in Asian trading on Monday as investors reacted to signs that a possible U.S.-Iran peace agreement...
A gunman was killed by Secret Service agents after opening fire near a White House security checkpoint on Saturday evening,...
U.S. President Donald Trump has sought to lower expectations of an imminent agreement with Iran, telling American negotiators not to...
South Korea’s government is facing growing pressure to ensure the wealth generated by artificial intelligence reaches ordinary citizens, as the...
SpaceX has completed the first test flight of its upgraded Starship V3 rocket, sending the huge uncrewed vehicle into space...
Three Red Cross volunteers have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo after they were believed to have contracted Ebola...
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has used his visit to India to press for closer energy and trade cooperation,...
U.S. President Donald Trump has said a proposed agreement involving Iran is close to completion, raising the prospect of a...
Filling the van costs $240 now The Iran conflict's oil price spike has landed squarely on regional tourism operators who were...
An East Coast Road townhouse in Auckland sold for $610,100 less than its owner paid just 2.2 years earlier. Two...
No private-sector owner of a $37 million building would let the roof rot, the windows leak, and the insulation disappear...
Eight million hectares of unsolved problem New Zealand's Department of Conservation manages about 8.6 million hectares of public conservation land. Active...
The numbers behind the mood New Zealand's overall Trust Index score has dropped to 49 out of 100 in the 2026...
The numbers nobody budgeted for New Zealand's medical inflation is now running at roughly six times the rate of general consumer...
$16.8 million worth of stamps and stickers New Zealand's transport bureaucracy still runs on paper. Transport Minister Chris Bishop put a...
