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ANZ buys ex-cricketer's tech firm

Not clear if bank's rivals will remain as customers.

Fortnite maker to pay US$520m over children’s privacy and trickery charges

New York Times: Firm will also pay US$245m in refunds over unintended purchases.

Ransomware gang wants $1.5m within 10 days for files from Coroners Court, others

Ransomware: Huge financial payout demanded within 24 hours.

Rocket Lab readies first US launch, updates on push to fill 145 vacant roles

First launch from American soil today.

Powerswitch powerplays: Is price comparison service delivering consumers a fair deal?

Surveys reveal retailer mood for change, punters unaware of site’s limitations.

Sky seizes back Formula 1, cutting it out of Spark-TVNZ deal

New deal will have free-to-air elements. Plus: Have we reached peak sports costs?

Elon Musk’s Starlink signs first New Zealand retailer

Local rivals start to push back.

Free cricket is back: Spark exits sport, transfers content to TVNZ

Formula 1 out of the picture.

$37m jump-start: Auto parts start-up stages record capital raise

Startup tackles a simple-sounding but actually fiendishly tricky problem.

‘Huge relief’: Chorus looks to fill 350 roles with expanded Green List

Union raises red flags.

The new chatbots could change the world. Can you trust them?

New York Times: Siri, Google Search and online marketing will never be the same.

Venture capital: A winner and a loser as a rollercoaster 2022 wraps up

What hangs in the balance.

Movie making in the cloud, what’s in it for NZ?

The globalisation of film production.

Women sue Twitter alleging discriminatory layoffs

The lawsuit is the latest in a series of legal challenges against the company.

Google must delete inaccurate search info if asked, EU court rules

The ruling applies to search results about people in Europe.

Blue-sky thinking: Air NZ’s push to become the world’s leading digital airline

Airline is looking to position itself as a digital leader