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Stuff takeover bid: Com Com seeks more info from NZME
There is confusion over whether any deal can be reached between the two companies.
'It's just wrong': Customers fight $350 Flight Centre fee
Flight Centre travel cancellation fees raise the ire of customers.
Money down the drain: Plumbers overcharging in lockdown, Kiwis say
Complaints weren't only about food products but even the price of the plumber too.
Food price-gouging complaints to Govt's 'Price Watch' inbox continue to rise
Most complaints relate to food staples, such as flour, bread and meat.
Local Focus: Power lines cut for Hawke's Bay, Rotorua and Taupō
Electricity price drop for Unison Network. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Power bill cuts for Napier, Hastings, Rotorua and Taupō
Electricity price drop for Unison Network. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Govt asks competition watchdog to be more flexible amid Covid-19
Commerce Minister Kris Faafoi has written to the Commerce Commission with a request.
Kiwis complain about coronavirus prices but consumer watchdog says it won't crackdown
The commission does not regulate retail prices and businesses are free to set their own.
Westpac NZ to compensate customers $3.7m over credit card blunder
Average payout to customers of $191.
Audrey Young: Govt takes cover from Clark and Cullen
Kris Faafoi has been involved in a flawed process.
RNZ-TVNZ merger: Govt mulls super-size media company
Cabinet will look into the formation of a new public media entity.
Trivago hit with 18 complaints to NZ consumer watchdog
Trivago is in the sights of the Commerce Commission.
Container Door fined $54,000 for selling unsafe bikes
Judge said Container Door's supply of unsafe bikes was "highly careless" offending.
Aussie watchdog gets $27m for Google, Facebook crackdown
Big tech told to strike a deal to pay for news, or have terms imposed.
Misleading 'made in NZ' claims lead to $337,500 fine
The key ingredients in the products were imported.
Mark Fowler: Govt clueless around commercial petrol realities
COMMENT: Instead of political point-scoring, how about making the industry more efficient?
Petrol prices: Z 'would go broke' if prices dropped by 18c across NZ
Petrol company boss and analyst say uncertainty has been removed.
'No fees' property trader warned by watchdog
Peter Lee's false representations likely breached the Fair Trading Act
Power surge: What happens if Rio Tinto pulls the plug on Tiwai?
What are the scenarios if Rio Tinto closes its Smelter at Tiwai Point?
2degrees caught cheating with broadband tests
Rogue staff blamed. Testing contract worth $3m yeilds compromised results.
ComCom investigation: Concerns over MetService and Niwa funding 'double-up'
Commerce Commission is investigating anti-competitive behaviour.
Fonterra called out on threat to close factories
Strong buyer interest in Fonterra factories claimed if it can't compete for milk.
Sky rugby rights deal could face 'big problems' from ComCom
A competition lawyer offers his view on Sky's big deal with NZ Rugby.
Stolen laptops with ComCom documents didn't have passwords
Security breach after computer holding hundreds of Commerce Commission documents stolen.
Does your child have one of these? There is a fire hazard
The Warehouse is recalling girls' H&H nightie garments due to a potential fire hazard.
Viagogo to Metallica fans: 'Return tickets to Ireland or no refund'
Kiwis have until next Monday to return tickets otherwise they will not get a refund.
The $7500 TV that was accidentally sold for $99
Sony TV worth more than $7,000 was advertised online for just $99.99
Illegal bid-rigging: Property guru's firm fined $400k
Large fine handed down for price fixing.
Hosking: I'm not so sure we are being fleeced on petrol prices
COMMENT: Fuel prices way more complicated than a bunch of politicians want to make it.
'Pyramid scheme': Watchdog warns members of Women's Gifting Circle
Members in the scheme were eager to achieve Lotus level.
Herald Premium subscriptions hit new milestone as NZME announces half-year results
The launch of digital subscriptions has been lauded as a "huge success".
Vector profit weighed down by HRV business impairment
Vector's net profit was hit by a non-cash impairment on its E-Co Products Group.
Stuff earnings slide 24 per cent
The Australian-owned publisher contributed EBITDA of A$28 million.