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European Union hits EVs from China with extra tariffs up to 38pc

New York Times: Move follows US quadrupling tariffs to 100pc.

Elon Musk abruptly drops lawsuit against OpenAI

Claims centred on allegations of breach of contract, unfair business practices,

‘NZ’s smartest teen’, now a Harvard grad, raises $6m for his AI start-up

Hamilton Boys' High School dux takes New York.

Rocket Lab lands $41 million in Chips Act funding

Money will double production, create 100 jobs.

'Cook in The Matrix' – Crouton creator becomes first Kiwi to win an Apple Design Award

A Christchurch developer's app is being used to showcase Vision Pro.

Apple enters AI race with ambitions to overtake early leaders, focus on privacy

Sam Altman - CEO of new partner Open AI - in the literal and figurative front row.

Kiwi tech firm bucks return-to-office trend and gives up its premises

Boss doesn't get his way in a popular vote.

'Distressing': Car dealer closures 'likely' as sales fall for fifth straight month

'Even more daunting than the peak of the Global Financial Crisis.'

Google NZ sends almost $1b offshore, weighs impact of tax clampdown

Google results an indication of the huge and increasing scale of its local business.

'No leadership': How tech fared in Budget 2024

Plus: Telecommunications sees only one small initiative — and it's a cut.

New venture capital fund looks to invest $10m in Kiwi fintechs

First three investments made, sees hope in new open data law.

Failed aquabike maker Manta5 owes Callaghan Innovation

The first liquidators' report shows money is owed to staff, the IRD and manufacturers.

If AI can do your job, maybe it can also replace your CEO

New York Times: Even executives believe executives are redundant in the late digital age.

Is it acceptable to use emojis at work?

Emojis are a fun way to communicate, but they can also get people into trouble.

Dyson exec, Rocket Lab man back Hamilton electric motorbike maker

First raising millions for a new model ahead of a push across the Tasman.

'World's first electric hydrofoiling tourism vessel' hits Auckland Harbour

The runabout is seen as the stepping stone to a 100-passenger vessel.