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From Lean In to leaned on: reported fallout with Mark Zuckerberg.
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg steps down
Sandberg has served as chief operating officer at the social media giant for 14 years.
Killer asteroids are hiding in plain sight. A new tool helps spot them
New York Times: Only 40 per cent of an estimated 25k near-Earth asteroids have been found.
Front-foot: Boss of merged 2degrees reveals plans as deal closes
The shape of the combined operation, and where its CEO sees room for improvement.
Straker says he’s no fan of Ardern domestically - but ‘class act’ opened doors on US trade mission
Straker has had his moments with Ardern's domestic policy, but US tour was a star turn.
Spark: Surge in free or subsidised broadband as cost-of-living bites
Food, heating or internet? Telco offers more help for 'digitally excluded' households.
Juha Saarinen: Tripping the broadband light fantastic
Already fast UFB fibre broadband hits overdrive.
Top science award to team involved in infant health
Team that's helped millions of mums and bubs recognised with $500,000 prize from PM.
Luxon condemns anti-Māori vitriol after suggesting Govt to blame
Luxon says he is learning Te Reo but Government is causing social divisions.
'Havoc': Man loses thousands in hacking scam
A Brisbane man lost thousands of dollars and airpoints after his accounts were hacked.
How influencers hype crypto, without disclosing their financial ties
New York Times: Celebrities have promoted risky and obscure digital currencies.
Small Business: Turning cherry orchard electric pays off
Accountant and computer programmer switch careers to horticulture.
Revealed: The number of Kiwi businesses that would pay a cyber ransom
PLUS: How the crypto crash is affecting hackers' behaviour.
The online campaign targeting consumers of fake news
"We want to destabalise their thinking."
Twitter's chief tries staying the course as Elon Musk upends plans
New York Times: Nobody "would want to be in those shoes."
'Bitcoin billionaire' twins bank fortunes on crypto comeback
The Winklevoss twins are riding their fortune on a crypto comeback.
Back to the future: Govt spends $250m reintroducing R&D grants
R&D tax break scheme seems to have fallen short of its uptake targets.
I tried Apple's self-repair program with my iPhone. Disaster ensued
New York Times: How hard can it be? Very hard, it turns out.
LawVu joins PM's US tour, opens Seattle office after $37m raise
A total of five tech companies will be at the event.
Rakon reports record profit, reveals new dividend policy
New chief executive delivers first full-year earnings, names future high-growth areas.
Fulltime whistle: Is it time to sell Spark Sport? Global trends say yes
Analyst says yes. Discovery-BT deal in the UK points the way.
Spy boss: Putin-supporting cybercrims could target NZ with revenge attacks
Russian hackers have threatened to attack any country that supports Ukraine.
Cyber watchdog finds NFT threat, Budget 2022 details remain elusive
Cyber security financial losses increase. Flubot persists. Budget 2022 funds mystery.
New pathway for Māori keen on health careers
Genetics student Amber Te Tau is grateful for the support she has received from Pūhoro.
Hundreds of Māori and Pasifika teens to benefit in tech programme
Hundreds of South Auckland teens are working towards a career in information technology.
Scams going unreported as victims turn to online communities
Victims of online scams are turning to online communities for help.
Juha Saarinen: Hirelings weaponise IT skills shortages
How relaxed IT staff recruitment can backfire on organisations.
Pushpay hires Goldman as takeover interest mounts
Pushpay bidder emerges with 20 per cent stake.
Chinese car slammed as 'blatantly sexist'
A modern GWM Beetle offers questionable features creating a stir on social media.
Spark hangs up on phone booths - but some could see new life as 'wayfinders'
2000 booths survive, but service will be switched off from June.
Who are the tech bosses and business leaders joining Ardern in the US?
The business leaders banking on the PM's "brand power" to open doors.
New pilot programme to connect rangatahi to their whānau and community through creative technology
Young South Auckland students aspire to climb technical mountains in the spirit of Sir Ed.
NZ fintech signs Visa deal to accelerate growth plans
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