New Zealand shares barely moved in quiet trading.

A destructive computer code used to bring down a power grid has sparked fresh fears.

Mark Dewdney will leave the rural services firm at the end of the year.

Microsoft is battling the trend towards mobile gaming.

Team New Zealand's boat has a high-tech paint that helps it through the water faster.

Vital Healthcare Property Trust has continued its acquisition spree.

An Australian landlord is facing a huge clean-up bill after tenants trashed his property.

COMMENT: Tech companies like to think they inhabit an alternative universe.

Google's lawyers are preparing for what may be a record EU antitrust fine.

Google's parent company Alphabet has sold Boston Dynamics to Japanese tech giant SoftBank.

Enhancements to its super jumbo A380 could help Airbus lure buyers.

WeChat is now a battleground among content producers, cashing in on millions of yuan.

Bad behaviour by airline passengers ranges from the bizarre to the potentially deadly.

Should New Zealand companies offer this perk to employees?

Sharemarkets reacted calmly yesterday after major events were expected to cause chaos.

Using the public's money comes with a lot of restrictions, says consultant.

British businesses warned the government this is a "serious moment" for the UK economy.

The wireless industry has a big boast for this year's crop of smartphones.

Sterling suffered its steepest daily fall of 2017 after a shock UK election result.

Has Coke lost its fizz?

There's a sizable market for help with email etiquette.

The success or failure of Boeing's new initiatives falls to a relative newcomer.

The company expects to hand over its web assets to Verizon on June 13.

With digital coin prices soaring, demand for computer processors and chips is surging.

Qatar's airplanes are banned from almost all surrounding airspace.

COMMENT: Social networks' business model can be a threat to democracy.

COMMENT: Will the election campaign take a new slant?

Auckland Airport plans to invest $1.8 billion in aeronautical infrastructure by 2022.

Telecommunications Commissioner Stephen Gale is in the role for another three years.

Amazon coming Down Under is going to mean we finally catch up.