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Start-ups work longer and for less financial reward than more established SMEs, yet are far more confident about their revenue performance this year.

Google Reader was culled on July 1, leaving yet another loyal Google fan base scrambling frantically to find a replacement.

LinkedIn's redesigned mobile app now lets users search for jobs, companies, groups, and people, helping you make the most of in between moments.

South Korean press report that sales of Samsung's flagship smartphone has exceeded the 20 million mark - should Apple be wary?.

Showdown between Prime Minister and Megaupload founder didn't disappoint in Parliament yesterday, but was it more PR than policy?.

Xero continues its rapid expansion with over 100 new hires in the past three months and plans to create another 200 jobs by March 2014.

Senior vice president role responsible for charting and executing the sales and distribution strategy of the compan across Asia Pacific and Japan.

Google has released a set of frequently asked questions about Google Glass, answering questions ranging from the stupid to the ridiculous.

Apple hires Yves St Laurent's Paul Deneve for a 'special project', fuelling speculation he'll design the much-anticipated iWatch.

Predicting and reducing churn, promoting loyalty, upselling and cross-selling offers, and personalising services are all key areas where telcos can le.

Microsoft is testing a software that determines a user's mood based on their smartphone usage in a bid to catch up to iOS and Android.

Following deal to become an Apple authorised reseller of iPads, The Warehouse buys a stake in online retail business.

While the worldwide IT spending continues to grow, industry experts say the projected spend is lower than first thought.

Internet search giant warns new government spy laws could result in companies quitting New Zealand, after heavily criticising the bill.

Kim Dotcom prepares to challenge PM John Key in Parliament over NZ's spying agency expansion, promising a revealing showdown.

Freelancer.com breaks through 8 million user mark, adding 10 new languages to reach a total of 30. The platform now supports professionals in 234 countries.

Apple sparks speculation of iWatch launch with trademark filings in Japan and Russia. Will wearable tech be the next big thing for Apple?.

Clinton Mottram appointed general manager for performance management and business intelligence provider, CAMMS.

CEO Steve Ballmer announces business-channel expansion plans in a bid to drive dwindling sales of its Surface tablet.

Vodafone is kicking off a programme of upgrades to cell sites in Taupo this week ahead of its launch of 4G in the town on 10 July.