Commerce Commission stories - Page 5

Most businesses in New Zealand are happy with their mobile providers and costs, according to research by the Commerce Commission.

The Commerce Commission has given the all-clear for Spark to acquire the management rights to 70MHz of radio spectrum.

Flexi Buy fined £50k following Commerce Commission's report on mobile trader industry, as investigations into other companies continue.

Spark to return savings from price increases to customers affected by higher Chorus charges. Options include $33 account credit or a donation.

The Commerce Commission has released a report on unfair contract terms in the New Zealand telecommunications sector.

The Commerce Commission says it is satisfied that the acquisition will not substantially lessen competition in the affected markets.

The Commerce Commission has released its latest figures on consumer complaints, revealing telecommunications is the most complained about industry.

The Commerce Commission offers up slightly reduced proposed wholesale charges to access the Chorus line - and proposes removing backdating.

Competition among fixed-line retailers remains strong & the sector is responding positively to consumer demand for better broadband quality and value.

Spark New Zealand's first-half profit fell 13 percent after the company formerly called Telecom slimmed down its business, selling assets such as AAPT.

New Zealand ISPs face backlash after raising broadband prices amid uncertainty over wholesale price of copper, says InternetNZ.

New Zealand telecommunications providers Spark and Vodafone have announced they will increase their prices in 2015.

New Zealand's Commerce Commission has released its final decision on the liability allocation for telecommunications providers.

Spark to increase price of selected homephone and broadband plans following Commerce Commission draft decision on charges.

Spark has warned that it may increase prices as it reviews its customer pricing following the Commerce Commission's proposed wholesale rates.

The Commerce Commission has announced its new indicators for monitoring the mobile telecommunications markets.

2degrees says it it had been forced to 'sim-lock', conceding it is a backward step for competition in the $2 billion mobile market.

2degrees founder comes out swinging, saying the Commerce Commission is asleep at the wheel and has produced faulty information.

Power Marketing Limited fined $168,750 for misleading telemarketing practices and slamming on behalf of Slingshot, totalling fines to $418,750.

Telecom granted clearance to acquire 2x20 MHz in 700 MHz band for 4G networks, bringing world-class technology to New Zealanders.