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British, Asian, Kiwis inquire about buying Cardrona Hotel

The Queenstown Lakes District Council values the main site of land and buildings at $5.4m.

'Unrelenting': Unions tell Supreme Court Uber imposes 'intensive' control over drivers

The Supreme Court is considering whether drivers are employees or contractors.

Qantas cyber attack hackers net 10,000 meal preferences, 1.3 million addresses

Impersonation scam or tech wizardry? The Qantas hack raises concerns over ID theft.

Pilot sacked over Covid-19 vaccine: Union explains support

'All he wanted was leave without pay': Union says Jetconnect unreasonable in vaccine case.

Two supermarkets plead guilty to unfair trading after ‘specials’ not so special

Some advertised prices did not even match the price charged at the point-of-sale.

Government’s AI strategy criticised for lack of detail, timelines, deliverables, money

Critics say the strategy lacks timelines, deliverables and measurable goals.

'World-leading': New study addresses concussion risks for female athletes

The new technology installed will detect signs of concussion from blood.

Pilot sacked over Covid-19 vaccine wins Employment Court case

'Great' pilot was sacked despite doctor's vaccine advice, request for Novavax.

On The Up: Freeze-dried food maker aims for major growth with Rebel Sport, Foodstuffs deals

Founder Mike Rudling envisions Radix as a global leader in personalised nutrition.

Qantas cyber attack: Potential criminal makes contact with airline

No sign of stolen data being released, but new contact reported.

Tech Insider: UK tells retailers to use NZ’s Auror crime-fighting software

PLUS: Medtech projected to earn $3.8b a year by 2028.

'Grit their teeth': Sweeney on Dubliners living on proposed MetroLink route

'I would have preferred to stay in New Zealand,' says Sweeney.

Why former SkyCity execs are being sued for breach of duties

Suit claims former staff and a director are responsible for multimillion-dollar fines.

Kiwi beverage maker leaves $7m in unpaid debts

Liquidators recovered $370,646 from assets, but many creditors remain unpaid.

'Give it a second chance': Ruby's recycled clothing venture takes off

Miller-Sharma aiming for 25% of revenue from non-new clothing by 2030.

Entrepreneur Bowen Pan on why he returned to NZ

The Kiwi founder of Facebook Marketplace and new NZME director on returning home and new projects. Video / Cameron Pitney

Silicon Valley to NZ: Kiwi Facebook Marketplace inventor is back home to give back

Bowen Pan says NZ's tech sector is 'unrecognisable for the better' after 13 years away.

Surge in new vehicle sales: Industry insiders explain three factors behind spike

Tesla and BYD fight it out in a resurgent EV market.