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Broadband war taken to new level with home and contents bundle

ISP - now part of 2degrees - is partnering with a Movac-backed startup.

Meta under fire for failing to detect hate speech

Facebook has failed a test to spot dehumanising content on its channels.

Teslas with Autopilot step closer to recall after crash investigation ramps up

Tesla's partially automated driving systems have been blamed for a series of crashes.

NFTs: Worth the blockchain they're written on?

Which NFTs will survive the crypto crash and why the blockchain will become part life.

Startup says it can be the Lewis Road of cleaning products

Success in supermarkets across the Tasman before being stocked at home.

How updates in iOS 16 and Android 13 will change your smartphone

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Sky TV-MediaWorks: Analysts put a price on a deal they call a 'difficult sell'

PLUS: Is it a case of back to the future? Sky shares sink for a second day.

Upstock raises $5m, says it could help Government bust supermarket duopoly

Startup attracts some big-name backers.

Allbirds' Tim Brown on growing revenue through Covid and the 'woke capitalism' backlash

The ex-All Whites captain on life as a public company.

Who is Mark Zuckerberg's new No. 2? It's a trick question

New York Times: Mark Zuckerberg has restructured his company.

How will history judge Sheryl Sandberg?

New York Times: Sandberg leaves behind a complicated professional and personal legacy.

'Punching bag': Sandberg follows high-ranking Kiwi out Meta's door

From Lean In to leaned on: reported fallout with Mark Zuckerberg.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg steps down

Sandberg has served as chief operating officer at the social media giant for 14 years.

Killer asteroids are hiding in plain sight. A new tool helps spot them

New York Times: Only 40 per cent of an estimated 25k near-Earth asteroids have been found.

Front-foot: Boss of merged 2degrees reveals plans as deal closes

The shape of the combined operation, and where its CEO sees room for improvement.

Straker says he’s no fan of Ardern domestically - but ‘class act’ opened doors on US trade mission

Straker has had his moments with Ardern's domestic policy, but US tour was a star turn.