Diligent Board Member Services is cancelling some of the stock options given to two executives after caps on these awards were exceeded and says the company may have breached New Zealand regulations.

It's possible that iPads will come to be considered 'consumer Macs' as their lowliest Mac is now the mini, since the demise of the MacBook, writes Mark Webster.

A New Zealand attorney at a New York law firm has become embroiled in a major insider trading case which could see a former Australian mate jailed for 20 years.

It's interesting to collate some numbers from late in 2012, and see where they might take us in 2013, as far as Apple is concerned.

I recently had the chance to test the type of ultra fast (ie fibre-optic) broadband Vodafone could be offering to its customers where it's available - in other words, in places where Chorus has put it into streets, like it's currently doing around parts o

Kiwi software firm Booktrack has raised US$2 million from investors and is now being backed by Warehouse founder Sir Stephen Tindall.

Retail banks across New Zealand have stepped in to help school staff financially affected by the Novopay debacle.

Smartphones are a crucial way to reach buyers, writes Steve Hart. Just aim for the zero moment of truth!

A new tool to help diagnose sleep disorders without the need for expensive sleep lab tests has been developed by a team of young Auckland engineers.

Fran O'Sullivan says John Key 'sat' on the disclosure about the GCSB until US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta had safely departed Auckland Airport at the weekend.