Fujitsu has been fined $310,000 for making unsubstantiated claims about its heat pumps.

Mike Oliver pays to talk for as long as he likes. Turns out, he can't.

Complaints about irresponsible lending have risen in the last year.

Possible IPO comes during a lacklustre year for listings on our local stock exchange.

The Commerce Commission says the appeal will be heard in January next year.

The Commerce Commission looking at tightening rules for electricity and gas companies.

The Australian watchdog announces prosecution, investigation ongoing in New Zealand.

Another mobile truck shop operator has been fined after Commerce Commission crackdown

Some Voltaren, Panadol and Maxiclear products may breach the Fair Trading Act.

Hamilton Ray White branch to pay $1m for price fixing.

Less than a third of items tested were cheaper duty-free.

COMMENT: Is the Commerce Commission taking a tougher line on mergers?

The Commerce Commission has declined a proposed merger between Tower and Vero.

Last year was the first time we'd talked more on our cellphones than landlines.

123 Mart was selling toys with small parts that could cause children to choke.

Vector is refusing to pay back $13.9 million to Aucklanders after overcharging them.

Women are asked to pay $7000 in return for empowerment, wisdom and sisterhood.

Two mobile traders have been ordered to pay over $250,000 for breaching trading laws.

Toothpick crossbows are illegal in New Zealand the Commerce Commission said.

The Commerce Commission will get power to conduct proactive industry 'market studies'.

Sky TV chief executive John Fellet says dropping a merger appeal was the right choice.

Kiwis are paying about $4 a month less for their broadband than they were a year ago

A Montessori preschool has been fined $254,000 for misleading parents about funding.

The battle between Spark and Vodafone to lead the mobile market has never been closer.

The Commerce Commission has launched an investigation into property investor Ron Hoy Fong.

NZME and Fairfax are appealing the Commerce Commission's decision to block the merger.

Company fined $194,000 for claiming duvets were pure alpaca wool or cashmere.

The bee pollen sold by a health supplement company was actually produced in China.

Sky TV and Vodafone have detailed the terms of their appeal to the Commerce Commission.

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