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Tesla plus China: The formula for winning the EV race?
California carmaker gives China a leg-up in race to build better electric vehicles.
NZ's biggest data hogs revealed as broadband use hits another all-time high
PLUS: Watchdog reveals the best broadband performer during Auckland's latest lockdown.
Tech titans, bored with their empires, are searching for new frontiers
New York Times: Jack Dorsey Twitter departure hints at tech moguls' restlessness.
Waikato DHB cyberattack: MoH investigation still to get under way
Independent review into crippling IT hack won't start until the end of the year.
The easy way to get your My Vaccine Pass as helpline problems persist
Pharmacies proving to be a life-saver.
NZ tech M&A explosion: Does it matter it's one-way traffic?
PLUS: Researcher talks to the Herald about what's next.
Christchurch firm develops robot to help with fight against Covid
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Investors snap up metaverse real estate in a virtual land boom
New York Times: Much like the physical world, it's all about location, location, location.
Elon Musk warns SpaceX faces genuine risk of bankruptcy
Billionaire says company must fix engine issue or face struggle to stay solvent.
Juha Saarinen: Apple's MacBook Pro is a retro powerhouse
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Who is Parag Agrawal, Twitter's new CEO?
New York Times: Agrawal takes over as the company confronts various challenges.
Uber survived the spying scandal - but their careers didn't
New York Times: The allegations weren't true, but it still follows them.
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey stepping down
Early days of Twitter began with a tweet sent by Jack Dorsey on March 21, 2006.
Three big questions about Omicron
Will Omicron outperform Delta? How will vaccines fare? And will there be more variants?
Should NZ's PhD researchers be working at below minimum wage?
Fears NZ's meagre support for PhD researchers could drive brightest young minds offshore.
Sir Ian Taylor: Nine questions for the PM about Covid tests
OPINION: Sir Ian Taylor has a few questions about NZ's Covid testing regime.
Greg Smith: The great IPO rush of 2021 is already bigger than the 1999 tech bubble
More than 900 companies have gone public in the US over the last year.
Silent mystery: Can slow-burning quakes cause NZ eruptions?
Mysterious, "slow-slip" quakes may be having a hidden influence on NZ volcanic activity.
The best tech gifts that aren't gadgets
New York Times: The most thoughtful presents were never tangible to begin with.
How Rakon got its groove back - and its future in space
Auckland firm triples first-half profit, confirms bullish full-year guidance.
Analyst lowers target price as Serko lines up $50-$75m acquisition
Recovery seen as "choppy".
Judith Collins kicks off technology policy process with Peter Beck and others
Party embarks on 'listening' exercise.
PM says the Vaccine Pass only needs to be sighted - why that's a big problem
It might ease things along, but it also opens the way for high jinks.
How DNA Analysis works
Matching genetic material at crime scenes can help investigators identify suspects. Video / NZ Herald
How fake news on Facebook helped fuel a border crisis in Europe
New York Times: Social media helped smugglers profit off those trying to reach Europe.
Serko widens loss, launches $85m discounted raise
CEO weighs in on the changing nature of business travel.