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Huawei ban opens door to rivals - and reprisals
Yesterday, Trump placed Huawei and 70 affiliates on an export blacklist.
Spark Sport boss Jeff Latch answers readers' questions
The man under Rugby World Cup pressure fields your questions.
Euphoric investors send Xero to record high, but analyst more cautious
Cloud accounting company finally hits profit in second half.
'Disgraceful. They've missed the mark massively' - Vocus on ComCom report
Watchdog releases preliminary findings from its mobile market study.
Call centre stuff-up not related to restructure: Vodafone
Customers told to contact chatbot, among other options.
Xero shares jump to new record as it - finally - hits profit in second half
Stock surges close to 10 per cent.
Apple's tariff tradeoff: Raise phone prices or suffer margin hit
A new round of tariffs proposed by the US could leave Apple with a difficult choice.
Rakon lifts annual earnings 10% on telco demand
Demand continues to grow for the High-tech components sold by the company.
Million milestones: Sex in NZ made world headlines when population hit 4m
It took 30 years for NZ's population to climb to four million in 2003.
Telcos brace for mobile market verdict - and possible new regulation
Two possible points of focus.
Why six major businesses and Govt invested in a video game
The workforce is starting to embrace gaming.
Who's the biggest? Vodafone, Spark, 2degrees compared
The 'New Zealand disposal' highlighted.
Bitcoin bounce back baffles experts
Rally has spilled over to many of the other 2,000-plus digital coins.
Facebook reveals livestream crackdown on eve of summit
Facebook announces tougher measures on livestreaming just hours before Paris summit.
US city bans police use of face recognition technology
The rapidly developing technology has alarmed privacy and civil liberties advocates.
Infratil ratings: Analysts sharpen pencils after Vodafone NZ deal
Key difference cited with Z Energy deal.
WhatsApp flaw let spies take control with calls alone
The malware was able to infect targeted phones simply through missed calls.
Be brave, Prime Minister - big tech can be regulated
We as a society, both New Zealand and global, have to reclaim the internet.
CEO promises an unshackled Vodafone but investors wary
The pros and cons of life beyond Vodafone Group.
Juha Saarinen: Is Uber heading down the road to nowhere?
Lots of storm clouds on the horizon for Uber.
Rachel Stewart: Forget Mars - clean our mess up first
COMMENT: I don't want to go to Mars. I want to get Earth fixed.
Left behind: School survey finds gulf in kids' internet access at home
A survey has found a huge digital divide between schoolchildren in rich and poor areas.
Your 5G phone won't hurt you. But Russia wants you to think otherwise.
The nation that dominates 5G will gain a competitive edge for much of this century.
iPhone users can sue Apple for monopolising App Store
The US Supreme Court sided with consumers in a landmark ruling.
Tech review: Is a security cam worth the $300 price tag?
And most importantly, can it catch crooks?
'Simply isn't good enough': Kiwis refunded after EPL stream crashes on final day
beIN sorry - $20 sorry - for streaming disaster.
Vodafone NZ bidding war heats up as two new suitors emerge
Three private equity giants now eyeing up Vodafone's NZ operation.
Paris summit more than just talk: Ardern
The summit will seek a commitment from tech companies to block violent extremist content.
How Jacinda Ardern made the Paris summit happen
Jacinda Ardern initiated the summit in Paris, with a little help from a few friends.
Revealed: PM saw Christchurch terror video
In preparation for Paris tech summit, PM says she saw Christchurch terror video.