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Sky TV boss says Sport price rise possible, reveals key football deal detail
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Sky makes customer gains, reinstates dividend
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Uber reveals how many 1-star reviews riders have earned
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Chorus shares jump on fatter-than-expected dividend forecast
$150m share buyback, dividends and dividend guidance increased as profit rises.
Trump's Truth Social is poised to join a crowded field
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New York Times: Same two men are likely behind messages that fuelled the viral movement.
Chorus shares sharply up on increased profit, dividend hike
UFB network operator ups earnings forecast.
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Sky seizes English Premier League rights back from Spark
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Amazon adds to its $7.5 billion northwest Auckland data centre plans
Auckland's multi-billion data centre boom keeps getting bigger.
Bloomfield and his deputy at odds on Bluetooth tracing
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Man catches 14.5kg snapper from his own deck
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Twitter expands safety trial to include half of its Kiwi users
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Vista Group buys US rival, sees cinema revival
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Texas sues Facebook's parent, saying it collected facial recognition data without consent
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Juha Saarinen: Apple iPhone? That'll do nicely
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Auckland startup rides metaverse hype with $104m raise
Auckland startup has closed another huge capital raise.
The Bluetooth tracing shambles - what's happening next
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Bye, bye AI: One-time NZX candidate Arria lines up listing over the ditch
Third-time lucky for the firm whose backers have included some of our biggest names?