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IAG admits policy bungle
IAG will pay out up to $3.48 million in compensation after admitting it may have breached the Fair Trading Act in relation to more than 150,000 insurance policies.
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Vodafone dodges damage with sorry - brand expert
Telco avoids major damage to its reputation by owning up to the wrongdoing, says brand expert.
![Chris Barton: The joy of competition](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Chris Barton: The joy of competition
Chris Barton talks to Ross Patterson, the watchdog who tackled fortress Telecom, to deliver lower prices for consumers.
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Bankrupt loan shark handed hefty fine
A bankrupt loan shark who charged interest on loans of as much as 1,738 per cent, has been fined for breaches of consumer credit law.
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Telco watchdog taking 'extreme' positions on regulation
New Zealand is gaining an international reputation for "extreme" and unpredictable regulation by the Commerce Commission, says Andrew Bascand.