World admits law breach over misleading 'made in NZ' labels
The clothing maker has accepted that some products were likely to mislead consumers.
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PM 'would not be surprised' if supermarkets were looked into next
PM hints the supermarket sector may be looked into by the Commerce Commission.
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Court of Appeal rejects NZME and Stuff merger challenge
The media companies were challenging a judge's refusal to give the merger the green light.
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Mobile trader boss shares concerns but says his company is above board.
Vodafone investigated over 'unlimited' mobile plan
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Mercury rising: WeatherWatch and MetService set for ComCom stoush
WeatherWatch claims government-owned Metservice is not operating fairly.
Noel Leeming guilty of misleading consumers
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ComCom warns phone store over price discounts
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Industry insiders say the regions might bear the brunt of Auckland's fuel tax.
Kiwi gets $1700 refund for fake Adele tickets
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Auckland car dealership fined $75,000
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Watchdog lays 11 charges against Spark
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Marae advocates have shamed seven companies for helping lump debt on Auckland families.
Air NZ fined $16.3m in price-fixing cartel case
Long-running action against the airline around the world has reached an end.
ComCom warns vehicle lender over irresponsible loans to beneficiaries
In one case, a loan was given to a beneficiary with personal debts of $30,000.
1 in 4 lenders may have breached law
One in four non-bank lenders may be in breach of the law, says Commerce Commission.
Apple mute following ComCom warning
Apple had no comment to make when the Herald approached it for comment.
Apple 'misled' NZ consumers about their rights: watchdog
The Commerce Commission has warned Apple not to mislead customers.