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Hundreds of jobs on the line as Spark cuts $50m from wage bill

But it has big plans for more data centre investment.

Spark reports big drop in profit

Revenue has also fallen sharply.

Fortune 500 companies warn of growing AI risk

Financial Times: Leap in number of large companies citing new tech as potential hazard.

Uptake of Elon Musk’s Starlink service surges in NZ

Commerce Commission heaps praise on its 'disruption' of the rural broadband market.

Takeover offer for NZX listed Vital by Herbert's Empire Capital Trust

Offer is 34% above the last trading price, Empire's statement said.

Property Insider: Fletcher Construction ‘restructures’ teams, Williams Corporation boss on investor returns

'Investors with us for years, they get paid quarterly. We’ve never missed a payment.'

New player Kiwi Mobile offers $1.30 per day plan

Can a newcomer buck the trend in a failed market segment?

One NZ asks for voluntary redundancies

The tough economic environment has led the telco to reduce operational costs.

One NZ earnings up, outlook revealed, sale speculation addressed

Telco's latest numbers revealed in Infratil's results.

Spark to take solar power from Genesis’ Lauriston project

Genesis Energy has signed up Spark to take power from its Laurison solar project.

Right to disconnect: Should our bosses be stopped from calling us after hours?

The 'right to disconnect' movement has grown in recent years.

One NZ's big 5G play greenlit; UK watchdog says $116m NZ software deal could hit partygoers

Developments in two contentious tech deals.

2degrees hit with charges over alleged misleading 'free Aussie roaming' claims

It turns out 2degrees' 'free Aussie roaming' for business plans was capped at 90 days.

Rural broadband: Chorus' $2.5b proposal for new telco minister Paul Goldsmith

The plan would extend ultra-fast broadband to 95 per cent of the population.

Spark downgrade a 'dent' to investor confidence: analyst

Forsyth Barr senior analyst Aaron Ibbotson said the downgrade was a surprise.

Revealed: The most complained-about telco

Free, independent dispute service says there are still too many complaints.