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Beware the fortune tellers: An idiot's guide to using data in business

Clever deceptions can be hidden in things that seem complex, writes Kevin Jenkins.

Power List: NZ's top 20 venture capitalists

The players in the thick of a booming VC scene.

Business Hub: Serko boss on the changing shape of business travel

On heading a travel company at a time most people don't travel.

As Vocus Group sale wraps up, attention turns to NZ arm's IPO

Callander, other board members resign as group including Orcon, Slingshot gets new owner.

Ministry's new Covid vaccine booking hotline goes live with error

Wellington callers were wrongly told they couldn't use the service.

Opinion: Why the hate speech law change could be meaningless

As long as anonymous keyboard warriors are allowed to exist, hate speech will continue.

Constant but camouflaged, flurry of cyberattacks offer glimpse of new era

New York Times: Hacking is cheap, powerful, easy to outsource and difficult to trace.

Why taxing big tech companies is tricky

Chris Keall explains the practical challenges at hand.

New Zealand Government accuses China of cyber attacks

GCSB Minister Andrew Little links Chinese hackers to malicious cyber activity in NZ.

Rod Drury's first startup is sold, again, for $242m

Deal involves one of NZ's highest-profile IT services firms.

Facebook tells Biden: 'Facebook is not the reason' vaccination goal was missed

New York Times: Facebook and Biden administration engaged in a rancorous war of words.

Israeli spyware used to spy on journalists, activists and dissidents

More than 1,000 individuals in 50 countries have been identified as surveillance targets.

Meet the woman behind every emoji you use

In the more than 20 years since emoji first landed, they've only grown in adoption.

Biden: Facebook 'killing people' with Covid misinformation

The US is grappling with a 'pandemic of the unvaccinated' as cases and deaths rise again.

Pregnant man, multiracial handshake among new emojis

The new emojis will offer more variety and gender-neutral options.

Christchurch broadband getting a turbocharge

City also gets its first profit payout from UFB operator Enable Networks.