Revealed: The most complained-about telco
Free, independent dispute service says there are still too many complaints.
Free, independent dispute service says there are still too many complaints.
Watchdog says global ticket seller is its most complained-about trader.
Watchdog weighs in on pressures it says are needed to get petrol prices down.
The RBNZ's financial stability mandate clashes with the competition watchdog.
Court looms but settlement agreement reached after cartel allegation.
Hurdles high to improving competition among banks.
The telco says it's surprised by the action over 'technical breaches'.
Grocery dysfunction: Watchdog Pierre van Heerden admits he, too, stockpiles cheese.
OPINION: And how Kiwibank is ideally placed to lead this change.
Monopolies: Investors love them, consumers loathe them.
Commerce Commission outlines objections to Foodstuffs merger, final decision to come.
Will the Reserve Bank and ComCom approve the sale of Asteron Life?
Fintechs accuse banks of putting unreasonable conditions around data sharing.
KiwiRail must pay for flights and a contribution towards car storage.
According to Gaspy, 91 could cost as much as $3.15 a litre in some stations.
Reserve Bank isn't planning to change bank capital rules further to ComCom suggestions.
Competition watchdog recommends widespread regulatory reform.
Where are new stores opening? One store shut in Flaxmere but that's been eclipsed.
Regulatory risk rises for airport, Foran's to do list, changes at Virgin Australia.
"They profit off our trauma. They traumatise us and then they get to make money off us."
The Commerce Commission has issued an unusually pointed update.
Device hopes to remove 'risk of retaliation' for supermarket suppliers.
Minister proposes consolidating licensing requirements.
The writedown follows claims New Zealand supermarkets are uncompetitive.
A recent report shows how gas prices will rise significantly in the next decade.
The probe comes after Consumer NZ lodged a complaint with the commission in August.
The ComCom alleges both companies didn't properly assess their customers' financial means.
Sue Chetwin is fronting a new group that plans to lobby 'furiously' for lower prices.
The annual list of New Zealand’s most powerful law figures has just been released.
The defendants will appear in court on January 25.