
Low-cost fuel chains plan merger, promises to cut prices for motorists
The company would run about 240 sites nationwide if cleared by the Commerce Commission.
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When the law changes, companies won't be able to keep money for more than 12 months.
The popular holiday rental company has been forced to change its terms and conditions.
The threat of a digital services tax has melted away.
One NZ said it took its responsibilities under the 111 Contact Code seriously.
The threat of a digital services tax has melted away.
The High Court imposed a $3.64m fine on Westpac over loan disclosure failures.
Mobil faces costs of up to $5 million for each offence in Commerce Commission action.
PLUS: The telco losing share.
Commerce Commission says the retailer isn't sorry about breaches. The retailer disagrees.
Former resident waits 15 months for repayment as village faces commission complaint.
The result follows an $845,000 fine for misleading customers.
The commissioners agreed it was a finely balanced decision.
The Commerce Commission alleges ASB has breached lending laws.
The Commerce Commission said it had received 34 complaints about Push Gummies.
The tech giant still faces legal action over the controversial Copilot offer.
Shareholders wanted to know what the company was doing to turn around its performance.
Refund also fails to head-off regulator's push for $59m penalty.
The 10-year deal secures Huntly's back-up power supply until 2035.
Technical foul-up sees some unable to access the offer.
Research found many over-50s are overpaying for broadband they rarely use.
Air NZ's new boss on 'wicked' problems he's confronting, and how to never waste a crisis.
Consumer NZ says Kiwi users faced the same hidden pricing options.
Founder Alan Bougen is rallying investors to oppose the Florenz bid.
A good start, but less than halfway there.
Meal-kit delivery company said wayward call centre workers partly to blame for scandal.
Elon Musk looms over rural New Zealand.
Viagogo argues it has not conceded and that it has followed NZ law.
Aramex and GoSweetSpot agreed to resolve separate proceedings after civil action taken.