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EU urges US to draft joint rule book to rein in tech giants

Concerns have grown over the immense power of the major tech companies.

Microsoft keeps chugging as pandemic continues

Ongoing demand for its workplace software and cloud services powered Microsoft in Q2.

Covid-19: Three big questions we're now asking

Should NZ cut travel? Is MIQ ventilation risky? Will vaccines guard against new strains?

Kiwis' social media app takes off during pandemic

New York Times: Since the pandemic the social media network has entered the mainstream.

Leading questions: 2degrees boss on the right and wrong way to deal with Covid

Working from home trend poses threats as well as opportunities, telco boss says.

Covid-19 coronavirus: The iPhone poster scanning hack you need to know

Nanogirl's time-saving tip.

Trump wants back on Facebook. This star-studded jury might let him

New York Times: So far, the Oversight Board has been handling pretty humdrum stuff.

Wendy's unveils new 'NZ-first' payment technology

Burger business has partnered with payments firm to develop contactless payment solution.

How Kiwis' Google searches predicted 'reeferendum' result

Researchers surprised after using Google data to correctly pick cannabis referendum vote.

Computer chip maker Intel blames internal error on data leak

The data leak prompted the company to release a quarterly earnings report early.

Harmful content vs free speech online: Who should decide?

There's a hugely important principle at stake.

My date with Robochef: The $500,000 kitchen gadget that makes your dinner

This robot can make what you want for dinner - just don't ask it to do the dishes.

How to teach skills for workplace of next generation

Teachers aim to lift students' aspirations above mere grades.

NZ's Straker bags Nike, Oracle, Salesforce as customers as it buys US rival

String of global acquisitions continues.

Google threatens to pull out of Australia, pays up in France

Search giant apparently willing to give up billions rather than set a precedent.

Reserve Bank says it now knows scope of data theft

"I am disappointed and sorry this data theft has occurred," Governor says.