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The Kiwi who sold his tech company for $1.3b

Auckland boy made good.

Worries grow about bosses spying on Kiwi workers - AUT research

Work-from-home staff get the Big Brother treatment. How he Privacy Commissioner sees it.

Scott Bartlett resigns as Kordia chief executive as cancer returns

Chairman pays tribute.

Driverless cars: Do we really know the risks?

We need to know the exact risks of driverless cars before we ride in them, NZ study finds.

Lockdown reveals smoggy stamp of Auckland's trucks and buses

Auckland's first lockdown gave scientists a golden opportunity to study traffic pollution.

How to turn a $100 donation into a $148 donation at no cost

TaxGift and Givealittle combine.

Inside the unusual world of cyber insurance where ransoms are paid to criminal hackers

Hacking groups have requested multi-million dollar ransoms over the past 18 months.

Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook have a plan to kill the iPhone

The ubiquity of physical screens will diminish over time.

Many Microsoft Office, Teams users caught in global outage

First stab at a fix appears to fail.

Cyberattack hobbles major US/UK hospital chain

Computer systems across a major hospital chain were down due to a "security issue."

Christchurch students raise $600k for voice-to-txt startup

Gen Zers Luke Campbell and Lucy Turner have big plans.

Virtual classroom startup raises $4.5m

The pandemic has fueled demand for online learning.

Annie Jean-Baptiste: Why inclusivity must apply for everyone

Opinion: Think of a time when you felt completely yourself - at ease, devoid of judgment.

Netflix show everyone is talking about

A new documentary/drama about social media has left viewers shocked.

Daylight saving blunder: NZX latest glitch not caused by hackers

More grief for the local exchange - but this time there's no cyber-crime lords involved.

America's Cup: Spark launches '5G race zone'

5G launch next month.