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Twitter's chief tries staying the course as Elon Musk upends plans

New York Times: Nobody "would want to be in those shoes."

'Bitcoin billionaire' twins bank fortunes on crypto comeback

The Winklevoss twins are riding their fortune on a crypto comeback.

Back to the future: Govt spends $250m reintroducing R&D grants

R&D tax break scheme seems to have fallen short of its uptake targets.

I tried Apple's self-repair program with my iPhone. Disaster ensued

New York Times: How hard can it be? Very hard, it turns out.

LawVu joins PM's US tour, opens Seattle office after $37m raise

A total of five tech companies will be at the event.

Rakon reports record profit, reveals new dividend policy

New chief executive delivers first full-year earnings, names future high-growth areas.

Fulltime whistle: Is it time to sell Spark Sport? Global trends say yes

Analyst says yes. Discovery-BT deal in the UK points the way.

Spy boss: Putin-supporting cybercrims could target NZ with revenge attacks

Russian hackers have threatened to attack any country that supports Ukraine.

New pilot programme to connect rangatahi to their whānau and community through creative technology

Young South Auckland students aspire to climb technical mountains in the spirit of Sir Ed.

NZ fintech signs Visa deal to accelerate growth plans

And what benefits the deal brings for Visa cardholders.

'This is soda-pressing': Kiwis rage against new Coke bottles

It's a change that's meant to be for the better. But it could prove problematic for Kiwis.

MPs reject call for ACC cover for online image-based abuse

Victims of online abuse are not seen as eligible for ACC cover.

Can we inoculate our kids against disinformation?

Is teaching our kids critical thinking the antidote to the worsening 'disinfodemic'?

Slaves to the algorithm: The Christchurch Call and online extremism

Algorithms that amplify extremism and radicalise people still operate unchecked.

How a trash-talking crypto bro caused a $62 billion crash

New York Times: He hyped up the cryptocurrency. It's failure devastated some traders.

Juha Saarinen: Real-life Drone Wars on the cheap

Death from the skies democratised in a war no longer the stuff of science fiction.