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The Day Before, published by Auckland’s MyTona, was the world’s most anticipated video game. Four days after launch, it was shut down

Takapuna publisher, investor works on refunds.

Public service cutbacks: The Kiwi startup framed as David Seymour-friendly

Yarken lands NZ Defence Force as early customer.

'Strange' Three Waters $107m software contract should be probed

NZ software boss says offshore legacy company's $107m win was 'strange'.

Gentrack back in black after surviving UK energy sector slump

Renewable energy subsidies abroad had tipped over several of software firm’s customers.

Hamilton tech business wins contract with NZ Navy

The company will build a special training software for officers.

Kiwi start-up and HR firm join forces in bid to shake up banking bigwigs

The new partners hope to shake up payrolls and improve security for companies and staff.

TradeWindow’s annual loss narrows while revenue jumps

CEO said strong growth reflected increased demand for its digital trade solutions.

Xero full-year result: Analyst says earnings will surprise

Waiting for the other boot to drop.

EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists named

'Sheer grit" shown by EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists after turbulent Covid-19 year.

Dental practice in the capital targeted by hackers

Privacy may have been breached at a dental practice after hackers hit its email server.

Tech-savvy Kiwis use code scripts to snap up MIQ spots before others

Kiwis are using computer programming code to effectively lock other out of MIQ.

Scale, details of massive ransomware attack on NZ schools emerge

St Peter's College and 10 other schools were hit by a worldwide cyber attack.

Global ransomware attack leaves companies scrambling

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

Waikato DHB won't face fines over info leaked after cyber attack

Some patient information was published on the dark web after the ransomware attack in May.

ID scanning systems could become common place at Wellington clubs

Popular bar Dakota is implementing PatronScan technology to improve safety.

'Kicked in the head twice': Patronscan system in use as violence raises

The Patronscan technology is increasingly common overseas and in Australia.