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A Kiwi developer has created a tool to help shoppers plan their grocery spend.

Twitter willing to swallow 'poison pill' to thwart Musk

How the strategy could play out.

Explainer: Why is Elon Musk really interested in Twitter?

Musk's offer raises as many questions as answers.

Consortium including Morrison & Co buys Aussie telco for A$3.6b

Morrison's third major Australian infrastructure play.

Streaming wars: What Fifa's new service means for NZ broadcasters

OPINION: Fifa's new offering has been labelled a 'Netflix of football'.

The huge endeavour to produce a tiny microchip

New York Times: Microchips are in many ways the lifeblood of the modern economy.

Institute of Directors hacked a second time, credit card fraud possible

Another embarrassment for an organisation that advises its members on cyber risks.

Two Martin Jetpacks for sale, both with a $1 reserve ... there's just one problem

Own a slice of the future that never was.

Spark kicks off cell tower sale: How much could it raise?

The factors behind the sudden enthusiasm for mobile site deals.

Kiwi startup raises $37m, expands business with social media giant

Legal tech takes Manhattan.

Scott washer cabinet assembly line

Scott Technology system in Qingdao, China. Video / Scott Automation + Robotics

Surveillance in the suburbs: Can home security cameras stop crime?

Home-security systems are the DIY du jour - but what should you do with the footage?

Why your broadband bill is about to get bigger

Some providers have already confirmed price hikes are on the way.

Vodafone NZ's $1 billion-plus cell tower sale: NZ Super Fund in the frame

NZ telcos looking to jump on the passive asset sale bandwagon.

'Crying poor when they have one of the sweetest business models going'

ISPs far from happy at UFB companies' wholesale price rises.