A judge says two companies created a fake certificate to provide false assurance to customers about the seismic steel mesh they were selling.

Auckland International Airport’s forecast profits for the next five years look too high and will cost passengers more to fly, the Commerce Commission says.

Small shareholders in listed steel products manufacturer Steel & Tube are being warned against accepting an offer to buy their shares at a rock-bottom price.

Tegel has received a takeover notice from Bounty Fresh Food, a large Philippines-based producer of fresh and processed chicken.

Opinion – The Trump administration is likely to cripple the World Trade Organisation by October, making economies largely reliant on free trade agreements, and it’s a threat New Zealand cannot ignore, Charles Finny writes.

A beer advert featuring double Olympic gold medallist, Eric Murray, has found to be breaching the Advertising Code.

Australian-listed telecommuncations company Vocus has failed to find a buyer for its New Zealand business and now plans to invest in them to lift earnings.

The telecommunications industry is banding together to combat scammers and provide more consumer protection.

An eastern-Bay of Plenty forest owner and harvesting company has been fined $57,000 for what a judge has described as reckless environmental behaviour.

The Financial Markets Authority has requested the High Court put 18 separate companies owned by forestry investment group Forestlands into liquidation.