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Kindergartens switch to pen and paper after global ransomware attack

More than 100 kindys have been warned to keep their computers switched off.

Top Kiwi school caught up in global cyber attack

Russian-linked organised crime suspected as being behind the attack.

Global ransomware attack leaves companies scrambling

"No other ransomware campaign comes even close in terms of impact."

Business Hub: Peter Beck on turning 100 Rocket Lab staff into millionaires

"You don't go to Mars working 8 to 5, Monday to Friday."

Analysts, investors shrug at Sky's corporate intrigue

What analysts liked, and didn't, in the pay-TV provider's latest initiatives.

With ink barely dry on sale, Vocus confirms NZ IPO back on cards

Firm behind Orcon, Slingshot, Flip and Sky Broadband changes hands.

Flying car completes intercity flight

AirCar is powered by an engine made by BMW and has a cruising speed of 190km/h.

Govt chips in big block of funding for Southern Cross Next Cable

MFAT writes a cheque.

Toku Eyes raises millions for AI tech that helps stop diabetes, preventable blindness

US philanthropic outfit backs NZ startup inspired by founder's blind father.

Prince Charles enjoys Zoom so much he will use it post-pandemic

It seems the Prince likes how easy it is to communicate with people over Zoom.

Tesla's $10b Berlin plans tied up in red tape

Elon Musk has walked into a Bureaucratic nightmare in Germany.

Green hydrogen: NZ scientists edge closer to climate-friendly fuel

Major project to make green hydrogen part of NZ's clean energy future gets a $9m boost.

Snapchat school threats: How to prevent children becoming cyber bullies

As police investigate Westlake Girls School online threats, experts give parents advice.

Workers 'being held prisoner' in Taiwan's microchip factories

Workers banned from brushing teeth, told they will be left to die alone if they get Covid.

Pentagon UFO report: US unable to explain 144 sightings; no alien link found

A long-awaited intel report on UFOs makes one thing clear: the truth is still out there.

'It's a total slam dunk!' - Kiwi on US$1.05b proposed deal

"I honestly couldn't be happier." - John Scott, Kiwi director of Norwegian firm.