NZ/EU trade agreement scheduled May 1

Reddit IPO shares end first trading day up 48%

iMonopoly

The US alleges Apple illegally monopolised the smartphone market, David Seymour says the public service redundancy payouts could top $100 million, 403,000 people's personal information taken in MediaWorks cyberattack, a foreign agency ran a spy operation out of New Zealand’s Government Communications Security Bureau for years, and China scrutinises PwC role in US$78 bln Evergrande fraud case.

No gimme: NZX directors seek $215,000 pay rise

Grant Robertson bids farewell to Parliament

First Footage of Kate Middleton Since December Deemed Fake

Sydney Beer Co upsizes fund-raising target

Winston Peters compares co-governance with ‘Nazi Germany’

TikTok Takeover?

Former US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is targeting a purchase of TikTok from its Chinese parent company, prime Westfield retail properties in Auckland and Christchurch are for sale, McDonald’s stores in New Zealand, Australia and Japan can’t take orders after computer glitch, and liquidation activity spikes as IRD gets back to business.

An $80 Billion Crash in India’s Small Caps Flashes Warning Signs

Green MP pleads guilty to all charges

Tate Arrested in Romania on UK Warrant