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Food delivery has been a high growth area for Uber during worldwide lockdowns.
Go NZ! How this Kiwi company fast-tracked its contact-tracing, Covid-19 safety app
Rapid reaction from a company led by a Kiwi who is no stranger to crisis communications.
Go NZ! Local app helps Kiwis return safely to work
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NZ scientists building tech for mass Covid-19 scanning
Kiwi innovators are developing temperature-scanning tech to help fight Covid-19.
Uber lays off 3,700 as virus upends sharing economy
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Vista offers cinemas free tech to help manage post-Covid-19
Technology package to help cinema customers reopen.
Mobile wars: Skinny offers cheapest 'endless' data plan
Spark's budget subsidiary out-does its more expensive parent on tethering.
Chris Keall: Transtasman bubble puts NZ in a contact-tracing bind
Quarantine-free travel between the two countries will narrow options for a tracing app.
Big Read: Experts explain how NZ can get level 2 right
Level 2 offers NZ another chance to shine. Failing risks losing all our hard-won gains.
Ransomware: How Kiwi firm got hit for a second time within months
A case of deja vu and human frailty.
PM hails potential $100m+ Microsoft investment in NZ
"It signals to the world that NZ is open for business."
Ventilators, rapid tests targeted in new Govt $25m fund
Ventilators and tech to rapidly pick up Covid-19 in blood funded in new $25m Govt pool.
Pushpay shares hit record as growth story continues
More American churchgoers turn to Pushpay to participate in worship as Covid-19 bites.
Juha Saarinen: Don't rush contact tracing apps
It's better for now to temper expectations around contact tracing apps.
BNZ accused of sabotage by former business partner
Claims of deceit and conspiring against the company behind failed Swipe HQ.
Trump's disinfectant talk trips up sites' vows against misinformation
New York Times: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have declined to remove Trump's statements.
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Rob Fyfe, now a leader of NZ's Covid-19 response - talked to us about his business vision.
Spark joins 'endless' mobile data market - with a couple of catches
Two limits, one shared with its rival. Who's got the best deal?
Local Focus: Facebook locks out Whanganui business trying to do good
They sold masks at no profit but Facebook shut them down. Made with funding from NZ On Air
US hangs up on Zoom amid Chinese whispers
US agencies delete the popular video chat app after vulnerability warning.
Kiwis lose $1m to sim card scam
Stealing your phone number gives an offender wide access to your life - and bank accounts.
Oliver Mander: Pandemic a booster shot for Blis
After years of losses, biotech company may be heading for better times.
NZ's Mobi2Go triples business as it helps stores get online for Level 3
Hospitality sector player lines up $20m raise and says it can achieve in the tough market.
Amazon's online sales soar, profit falls
Online sales soared as more people opt to shop online during the coronavirus pandemic.