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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.

COMMENT: Politicians must follow overseas and curb Google and Facebook.

The Commerce Commission is investigating a merger between two flower auction houses.

Briscoes is defending its sales practices after the Commerce Commission's warning.

Consumers are complaining sales advertising and price promotions are misleading.

COMMENT: Is democracy the winner or loser from last week's media merger decision?

What is the right form of news media ownership for our small democracy?

Michael Boggs said the company is looking at its options after the merger was declined.

Commerce Commission has mistaken diversity of media owners for a diversity of views.

Allan Hawkins' finance companies lose appeal over misleading borrowers.

Govt's UFB programme put too many customers in play for Sky, Voda merger says ComCom.

First Union says the merger would not be in the public or workers' interests.

The Commerce Commission is investigating Apple over its faulty phone replacement policy.

The Commerce Commission is looking for any competition issues.

Auckland Airport collected $52 million from parking fees last year.

COMMENT: The Shareholders' Association is on the warpath.

KiwiSaver is a fantastic long-term superannuation scheme but it has one major drawback: limited domestic investment opportunities.

The ComCom wants to keep closer tabs on congestion over the country's copper network.

Bunnings has pleaded not guilty to charges of misleading the public over its "lowest price guaranteed" campaigns.

Internet-based lender Rapid Loans NZ will refund $1.4 million in unreasonable fees it charged borrowers, in a settlement with the

The Commerce Commission said the companies were 'likely to have made misleading representations about chicken size'.