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More twists in Vocus NZ's stock market listing saga
The potential listing is starting to look like a game of 3D chess.
RBNZ says tech partner kept it in the dark about data breach
Reserve Bank Governor's timeline clashes with that of its technology supplier.
Police turn up after Geekzone founder gets 'swatted'
Mild-mannered Wellington man accused of housing improvised explosive devices.
Privacy concerns: New high-tech billboard cameras snap car trips
New billboard cameras know when you pass them, how often and what vehicle you are driving.
The Musk trade: What happens when the world's richest man tweets about a stock
The power of Elon Musk's Twitter may make it a target for regulators – or hackers.
Christopher Niesche: Ongoing success of the neobank in doubt
Neobanks play the all-important role of keeping Australia's big banks on their toes.
Minister considers law change over tracing data privacy
Minister asks for advice on potential law changes to address app's data privacy worries.
Here's a way to learn if facial recognition systems used your photos
New York Times: Tech companies have received help from an unexpected source: your face.
Kiwi coffee-maker startup fronts up after global anger over crowdfund
PortaPresso co-founder details what went wrong, and how the company can come through.
Sky-NEP deal: 4K ultra high definition rugby within two years
NEP promises upgrade to 4K ultra high definition sports coverage.
Are private messaging apps the next misinformation hot spot?
New York Times: Shift to private messaging renews debate over encryption.
A vast web of vengeance: When online lies destroy lives
New York Times: The power of a lone person to destroy countless reputations.
Juha Saarinen: Could we patch Covid vaccines like software?
"Patched vaccines" hold out hope for quicker updates to keep on top of virus mutations.
Tip theft: Amazon ordered to pay back $85m to drivers
US regulator says company withheld money given by customers for 2-and-a-half years.
Jarden Brief: Reddit revolt crumbles after broker restrictions
US markets advanced as the short squeeze orchestrated by Reddit continued to unravel.
West Auckland couple taken for $21K by bank scammers - how they got it back; how not to be next
Online fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated.
To get on this SpaceX flight, you don't have to be rich, just lucky
New York Times: A new era is opening in spaceflight.
The Silicon Valley startup that caused Wall Street chaos
New York Times: How Robinhood was really at the mercy of the industry it vowed to upend.
$4 million a year - for playing video games
New York Times: Professional gamers are flocking to the US, in a quest for the big money.
Ford and Google sign partnership - how it will affect iPhone owners
What the deal means for iPhone owners.
Big Read: Five positive things we learned from major climate report
From decarbonising cars to managing methane, the new climate report offers many positives.
Predator-free just a dream without new tools, say scientists
A new model offers a grim outlook for NZ's mission to be pest-free by 2050.
'Science fiction': Mind-blowing new tech
Xiaomi's new wireless system that can recharge your phone from 'several metres away'.
The GameStop reckoning was a long time coming
New York Times: It's not a surprise that online hordes turned stock market upside down.
Watch: Inside Countdown's automated Amazon-like dark store
Supermarket chain invests in technology to speed up delivery of online orders.
Apple's latest privacy push draws squeals from Facebook, praise from NZ watchdog
Apps will be forced to disclose their level of snooping on behalf of advertisers.
Four things to know about the GameStop insanity
New York Times: What's going on with GameStop?
UN chief calls for regulating social media companies
Antonio Guterres says he is "particularly worried" about the power of Big Tech companies.
'Remarkably dominant': Ominous warning over Google power
Aussies have been warned Google holds a 'remarkably dominant' grip over the web.
Trade Me won't repay $4.1m wage subsidy despite smashing goals 'out of the park'
Online marketplace says the wage subsidy was used as it was intended to be.
Hacking threat: Kiwi iPhone, iPad users urged to update software immediately
Update will also help with Covid-19 poster scanning.
