Noel Leeming guilty of misleading consumers
The retailer admits it mislead people over customer rights for faulty products.
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ComCom warns phone store over price discounts
Online phone store Buy Mobile has been warned by the Commerce Commission.
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Sir Colin Meads name raised by defendant in deer velvet case.
New data: Are South Islanders helping pay Auckland's fuel tax?
Industry insiders say the regions might bear the brunt of Auckland's fuel tax.
Kiwi gets $1700 refund for fake Adele tickets
The Commerce Commission is taking the ticket reselling site to the High Court.
Auckland car dealership fined $75,000
The company behind Ssangyong Takanini has been handed a hefty penalty.
Watchdog lays 11 charges against Spark
The Commerce Commission has accused Spark of misleading customers.
Alleged problem lenders named by marae advocates
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.
How record high prices could backfire on petrol companies
AA calling for a tax reduction to curb prices as 91 octane reaches $2.30 a litre.
Growing confidence is justified
I will focus my energy in areas that can have an impact on everyday New Zealanders.
13 Commerce Commission complaints about advertising company
Social Pages has defended itself and says complainants suffer from "buyer's remorse".
Clothing firm fined $52,500 for safety jacket
The claims made on the protective jackets did not match up to reality.
Why we're willing to pay more for designer labels
The World saga raises questions about why people are willing to pay more for labels
Truck shop whacked with highest-ever fine
A mobile trader has been handed out the highest fine for the industry so far.
Leaked email lifts lid on BP's petrol pricing strategy
A leaked BP email has revealed that Kiwis might not be getting a fair deal at the pump.
Noel Leeming charged over misleading consumers
The Commerce Commission has laid charges against Noel Leeming for misleading customers
Sleeping on the floor: Buyers furious after bed shop shuts
Customers say they paid for their beds up front, but the orders were never delivered.
Vodafone faces 27 ComCom charges
The Commerce Commission alleges the telco misled the public with its FibreX offer.
Companies warned over Easter holiday surcharges
The Commerce Commission is reminding companies about surcharge rules ahead of Easter
Green light for Heinz Wattie's to buy Cerebos Gregg's
Commerce Commission has granted clearance for Heinz Wattie's to buy Cerebos Gregg's.
'Potentially unfair': ComCom takes on Auckland Transport over Hop card terms
Public complaints prompted review into Auckland's Hop cards.
Terms for dairy industry review due next month
Terms of reference for dairy industry probe due out next month.
Ticket buyers told to ignore Viagogo advice
Banking ombudsman advises against Viagogo's instruction.
Viagogo no go: More victims of Bruno Mars ticket scam
Letia Hauraki paid about $140 for each ticket - but was told they had been cancelled.
ComCom tells online shoppers to be wary
Consumer watchdog has received 50 complaints about Lux International Sales since May 2016
Comm Comm investigates property investor
Property trader who bought woman's home denies acting unethically.
Soper: Labour grabs credit for National's initiatives
But many of the hay seeds were planted by National before the election.
Hosking: Is the Commerce Commission out of touch?
COMMENT: Is it a good thing that the Commerce Commission is getting even more powers?
Cut petrol prices, AA urges fuel companies
The price was well over the threshold inviting Government scrutiny, says the AA.