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Inside Apple's earthquake-ready headquarters

New York Times: Apple's "spaceship" headquarters isn't attached to the ground.

The guardian angels making the internet a safer place for children

The Times: Kids' digital safety worries parents worldwide. Here's one country's solution.

Vodafone NZ hikes global roaming cost by 40%

Some customers will be able to claim a refund.

Juha Saarinen: The end of iTunes is nigh… or not really

Juha Saarinen: Who will miss the bloated 18-year-old iTunes?

Simulator training prepares pilots for challenging Queenstown landing

Simulator training prepares pilots for challenging Queenstown landing / Qantas

Profit dips at Huawei NZ

Vodafone NZ rules the company out of its 5G upgrade plans.

Kiwi med-tech Volpara buying US rival for $22m

A big American play for the Wellington-based maker of breast screening software.

Why 3D-printed hearts are closer than we think

Professor believes tissue engineering will eventually remove the need for organ donors.

What happens next? Panic as Apple shuts down iTunes platform

Apple is moving on from the model that launched a music revolution.

Cryptopia files petition in US Bankruptcy Court

Liquidators release first report on Cryptopia.

Bitcoin's rally masks uncomfortable fact: Almost nobody uses it

Bitcoin has a lingering problem that few people are talking about.

Chorus suspends sub-contractor from UFB following $73K fine

E Tu union says contracting industry is "being sent a clear message to clean up its act".

2degrees makes 2 per cent increase in profit

Another year in the black, but still some distance behind the Big Two.

Chorus sub-contractor fined $73K for underpaying staff

Union weighs in.

Will Vodafone NZ's $3.4 billion sale get the green light?

ComCom releases issues paper around the merger.

Uber reports a $1.5 billion loss in three months

The company's quarterly report shows it is still a long way from profitability.

Pokémon Sleep wants to make snoozing a game, too

New York Times: The new game aims to take the world of video games into dreamland.

'Meagre' cyber-security spend puts goals at risk

GCSB and SIS get larger funding boost, but scepticism over where it will be spent.