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Facebook moves to limit US election chaos in November

New York Times: Facebook is bracing for the highly contentious presidential election.

The new 'Zoom economy' brings winners and losers

The benefits from working from home won't be shared equally.

New look Lime e-scooters and bikes hit Auckland pavements

The company has secured a six month licence from Auckland Council, starting today.

CovidCard NZ's best way to open border - Sir Peter Maire

Clash over tracking technology continues.

Richlister sells $200m of Xero shares

Two chunky insider sales.

'Don't want to get ahead of ourselves': PM on possible change in NZ's alert levels

School students may get a fast-track into building industry jobs.

How NZ influenced Zoom's global profit surge

Plus: the wildly popular video chat app grapples with its bad security wrap.

Some Xtra Mail users collateral damage in war on hackers

Counter-measures disrupt service.

Tuanz: NZX attacks embarrassing

The latest cyber attacks on NZX are a good reminder to keep defences up, says Tuanz.

Facebook could block sharing of news stories in Australia

New York Times: Australia is aiming to curb the power of Facebook and Google.

Bezos' personal wealth tops $200 billion

He is believed to be the richest man ever - and is in track to become a trillionaire.

Watch: Lift-off! Rocket Lab's first launch since failed mission

A successful launch.

GCSB warns Kiwi businesses that cyber-attacks could get worse

Finally following Australia's lead, but with an under-funded effort.

Humans take a step closer to 'flying cars'

New York Times: Japanese tech company completed a manned test flight of a "flying car."

Small Business: Software solution for construction project management

Co-founder of Conqa talks about how Covid-19 levelled the global tech playing field.

Brain breakthrough? Elon Musk reveals high-tech implant

Musk hopes device will be used to treat brain injuries, disability, paralysis in humans.