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Broadband Compare expands its database of internet providers and broadband plans with new telephone online chat support.

HP strategises a breakthrough in the A3 copier space, banking on innovative products and a major Samsung acquisition.

Four innovative Kiwi startups are amongst the finalists in Visa's 'The Everywhere Initiative', with a $70,000 prize up for grabs.

Facebook Blueprint, the e-learning platform for marketers, has reached one million course enrolments and is expanding its programme.

Mastercard is looking for Kiwi startups to collaborate with and help scale their businesses through their startup engagement programme, Start Path.

The new family of business-grade NAS drives from QNAP are targeting creative professionals, with lightening-fast capabilities perfect for 4K editing.

New Zealand innovators now might have more of an entry point into China thanks to Wellington-based innovators Creative HQ & a Chinese startup company.

Vodafone New Zealand has now paid out more than $1.5 million in fines for Fair Trading Act breaches in the last five years alone.

A healthy cash flow can be enough to define any business, but how do you keep your invoices in line without risking your hard-earned relationships?.

The experts from Silicon Valley are coming to town this November to get together with leaders of today and tomorrow from New Zealand and Australia.

After a huge launch, the Note 7 was labelled by many (myself included) as Samsung's best phone yet - now they've launched a fix for the fiery issue.

Wellington's digital industry is set to be explored at the Digital Disruption event hosted by Victoria University.

New Zealand's Ultra-Fast Broadband Initiative brings high-speed fibre to homes and businesses. Businesses already benefiting.

It's a case of three sides to every story, as Vodafone and Sky have officially responded to submissions on the proposed Sky-Vodafone merger.

Email and phone scams are the most common methods used by fraudsters to collect personal information, says Inland Revenue.

One on one: NZ managing director Anna Curzon talks about Xero’s North Star and what they’re doing to help small business keep ahead of the game.

Spark says it's bringing its email services 'home', as it will be dropping the Yahoo-owned Xtra email service & moving to Kiwi-owned SMX.

Older networks are adversely affecting up to 23% of local businesses revenue, according to a new report, with Citrix advocating an app-first approach.

Air New Zealand joins others in banning the Samsung Note 7 on flights due to fiery battery hazards, echoing global safety concerns.

Summer of Tech CEO, Ruth McDavitt, discusses the programme's success in bridging the gap between tertiary institutions and tech employers in New Zealand.

PrintLab releases online guide to help teachers navigate the challenges of integrating 3D printing into education.

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Skyline Enterprises hails NZ's Ultra-Fast Broadband as game-changer for tourism and business efficiency.

HP is the undisputed powerhouse of A4 printing, and they’re now determined and aggressive with their A3 ambitions. Watch out competitors.