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Musk, Twitter face more lawsuits over unpaid rent

Latest action is over unpaid rent at San Francisco HQ and UK offices.

LastPass hack explained - can we still trust password managers?

Why the breach is worse than it first looked. Easy tips for safe passwords.

'Trojan Horse' technology poses a 'wide-ranging' threat to UK

The 'Trojan Horse' technology poses a 'wide-ranging' threat to UK national security.

Inside the perilous quest to get battery-powered aircraft off the ground

Financial Times: The flying car dream still hasn't come true. Why is it so difficult?

‘A total waste of life’: Are Gen Zers breaking up with their smartphones?

FT Opinion: This week, in a shock announcement, my daughter deleted TikTok from her phone.

ChatGPT AI’s Wharton MBA exam pass poses test for business schools

Financial Times: Microsoft's latest investment outperforms some human students.

Google axes 12,000 jobs as tech sector layoffs spread

It equates to 6 per cent of Google's workforce, in latest mass tech culls.

Teens, mental health and social media: 'People don’t understand how toxic it is'

She turned to social media for help with mental illness but fell down a dark rabbit hole.

‘Clueless vanity project’? Elon Musk’s Vegas Loop transport system divides riders

100,000 queued. Many were left scratching their heads.

James Webb Space Telescope discovers its first exoplanet

Rocky planet is orbiting a star and is 99 per cent the diameter of Earth.

Sports streaming 2023: Apple, Google, Netflix make big moves

Apple reveals NZ pricing as it takes "soccer" global.

PC sales fall off a cliff as work-from-home boom fades, recession looms

A return to the Old Normal.

UK’s Royal Mail crippled by cyber attack, deliveries to NZ delayed

Restoration could take weeks. PLUS: Guardian hit by ransomware attack

Twitter considers selling user names

New York Times: Plan discussed to sell names. Musk gets urge to purge.

What if your colleague is a bot? How to harness workplace AI without alienating staff

Automation is becoming a real fear for people who have avoided the office since Covid 19.

The Warehouse cops downgrade in ominous sign for sector

'The year ahead looks to be increasingly difficult for retailers.'