Commission declines clearance for AlphaTheta’s proposed acquisition of Serato
The Commerce Commission has declined to give clearance to AlphaTheta Corporation (AlphaTheta) to acquire Serato Audio Research Limited (Serato).
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ComCom issues draft decision on revenue limits and quality standards for Chorus
The Commerce Commission has published its draft decision to set Chorus’ maximum allowable revenue at $3.3 billion for the period from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2028.
Read moreCommission says Auckland Airport charges are too high
The Commerce Commission is inviting feedback on its draft conclusions released today that, while Auckland Airport’s revenue and targeted returns are in excess of what the Commission considers to be reasonable, the Airport’s planned investment appears appropriate, based on the information the Commission has received.
Read moreComCom hits the gas on car loans with third lender in Court
The Commerce Commission is progressing criminal proceedings in the District Court against El Cheapo Cars (trading as Ezybid Finance) in its third action in the car finance sector this year – alleging borrowers were not provided key information about their loans.
Read morePenalties imposed in relation to longstanding commercial cleaning cartel
The Christchurch High Court has imposed penalties against cleaning company Canterbury Industrial Scrubbing Limited (CI Scrubbing) for longstanding cartel agreements with a competitor following a Commerce Commission investigation.
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