The Commerce Commission has filed 15 charges against insurer Youi alleging it used misleading sales techniques to sell policies to consumers seeking quotes.

NZME says nothing in merger submissions undermine key arguments in favour of its joining up with Fairfax.

NZ's first and biggest peer-to-peer lender will plead guilty after it told people in letters they had been pre-approved for loans.

The Commerce Commission is assessing whether a merger would let the companies engage in behaviour that forecloses rivals or renders them less able to compete.

COMMENT: It is one thing to toughen the law, but it needs to be properly enforced.

ANZ faces three separate High Court claims from farmers who bought controversial financial products from the country's largest bank.

Horton Media has urged the Commerce Commission to carve out of Auckland newspapers if the merger go ahead.

Bayleys is facing legal action over what the Commerce Commission alleges is anti-competitive behaviour.

The Commerce Commission has charged Auckland Academy of Learning over the way it sold education software packages.

The Commerce Commission says it's looking into claims that Steel & Tube may have breached the Fair Trading Act by selling steel mesh with the wrong labels.

Jetstar has agreed to drop the use of pre-selected 'opt-out' services when selling airline tickets online.

A big Commerce Commission report has found there's not enough competition to justify any deregulation of New Zealand's dairy sector.

A Waikato mobile trader with about 50 customers wasn't complying with the law, says its liquidator.

Tackling anti-competitive behaviour is one of new dame's many missions.

The supply of Nurofen's specific pain range products in its current packaging to wholesalers has ceased.

Some believe the charge being set on the copper network was being artificially inflated, however there are a number of issues we need to reconsider.

PGG Wrightson and Rural Livestock have agreed to pay $3.2 million in penalties and costs.

Strange and costly things can happen to an economy when a government decides its wisdom is better than the signals of a market.

Tis the season to be jolly, if you're Chorus at least, because the Commerce Commission just gave the company a huge Christmas present.

Spark warns customers to expect a rise in their internet and landline bills as cost of copper increased.

Juha Saarinen talks New Zealand telcos and the final decision on how much will they will pay towards the Telecommunications Development Levy.

The Commerce Commission approved a plan for Cavalier Wool Holdings to acquire New Zealand Wool Services International's wool scouring business and assets.

A company has been fined in the Auckland District Court for charges relating to wrongly claiming that its ladders had a certified load rating of 180kg.

A handful of farmers are refusing to settle or take a payout from the big banks that sold them controversial 'interest rate swaps'.

Spark has been identified as New Zealand's most complained about company in a report released by the Commerce Commission.

A management pair from a telecommunications company accused of shady sales tactics have launched a new business and say the company is sticking to the books.

Fonterra's market share in the South Island has slipped beneath the 80 per cent threshold specified in its enabling legislation, Minister for Primary Industries Nathan Guy says.

Is Windows 10 causing UFB congestion? Chorus is rejecting a claim from telco company Digital Island.

Interactive map shows the best spots to access ultra-fast broadband.

Finance Minister Bill English says the government doesn't want to spend any more money on UFB for fear it might "stuff it".