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Going for broke in Cryptoland: Creating your own cryptocurrency
New York Times: Some mint instant millionaires. Others go bust. Why not take a chance?
New York Times: Some mint instant millionaires. Others go bust. Why not take a chance?
Financial Times: Beijing launches regulatory assault on sector.
Telegraph: Tech bosses are famed for being foul-mouthed and short-tempered with staff.
'Faithbook' sees the light and rolls out a feature to allow members to request prayers.
They want to get more young Māori, Pasifika and women into tech.
Researchers have picked apart the reasons why most Kiwis still ignore QR code posters.
Mission supports Nasa bid to land the first woman and first person of colour on the Moon.
A lobby group also says Govt should act with the same enthusiasm it has for fruit-picking.
The Facebook's founder's ambitions have not yet been satisfied.
The US citizen was granted entry to get hospital treatment for his child.
Entrepreneur says Xero likely the innocent party in 'screwup'.
Shoppers at The Strand Arcade had clammy feet. The ground was hot and rumbling ...
FENZ predicts more lithium-ion battery problems with growth of EVs, e-scooters, vaping.
Investors react badly to abrupt departure.
Vodafone says Commerce Commission's focus 'at odds with reality'.
Financial Times: Jack Dorsey's deal comes as sector faces growing regulatory hurdles.
Buying a television these days is a complex endeavour.
MBIE's latest official stats reveal a rollout of two halves.
Opinion: Things look good in the short term but what about the longer view?
Tangata whenua sang He Honere, manuhiri sang back Te Aroha.
ASX-listed Afterpay was founded in 2015 in Sydney.
Financial Time: Amazon says the fine is without merit.
Expect more athletics records to fall because of the high-tech surface being run on.
Microsoft email accounts breached.
Dealer's defence rejected by tribunal.
A quickfire Q&A with an author who worries civil justice in NZ has become too expensive.
Troy Skinner faces decades in jail after trying to get to the teenage girl he met online.
Spot is a new commercial category of robots that trot around with animal-like agility.
Filing breaks down US v NZ operations, close defence ties, ahead of $5.8b Nasdaq listing.
New York Times: Offshore trading exchanges set up beyond the reach of regulators.