Spark

It's the end of an era for Spark, following the sale of Telecom Rentals to Australia's FlexiGroup for 106-million dollars. Audio

Spark is selling Telecom Rentals to Australia's FlexiGroup for 106-million dollars. Audio

Spark is waiting to hear if its customers' private data has been caught up in a mass-hacking by British and American spy agencies. Audio

Spark says it's well positioned to take advantage of the growing demand for digital services, as it moves beyond a period of significant cost cutting and restructuring. Audio

Spark's half year profit has fallen due to waning demand for fixed line phones and intense competition in the broadband market. Audio

One analyst says Spark's half year financial result is expected to reflect ebbing revenue from its landline phone business, while its ability to control costs remains uncertain. Audio

The phone retailer, Spark, is about to take the next step in improving its fortunes in the competitive telecommunications market. Audio

The phone company says the head of its Home, Mobile and Business service, Chris Quin, will depart to pursue new opportunities. Audio

Spark's internet TV business has formed a joint venture with Coliseum Sports Media to offer premium sport content to subscribers. Audio

Spark says it has to raise its prices because it's facing significantly higher costs as a result of regulatory decisions. Audio

Spark plans to raise its prices for both phone landlines and broadband plans by up to 4-dollars-25 a month from February the first. Audio

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Spark's regulatory affairs general manager, John Wesley-Smith, says the commission's decision was a bolt from the blue and adds considerable uncertainty to the industry. Audio

A few strokes of a regulator's pen led to investors adding nearly 332 million dollars to Chorus' value while wiping more than 174 million off Spark's value yesterday, even though it's just a draft… Audio

Internet companies are warning customers they could be paying more for their phone and broadband connections after a surprise move by the Commerce Commission. Audio

Spark is complaining the Commerce Commission's draft decision could mean its annual costs will rise by about 60 million dollars more than previously expected. Audio

Spark's chairman says the early signs are that the rebranding of the former Telecom has been successful. Audio

Victims of a scam involvng New Zealand's biggest telecommunications company are unlikely to get any money back. Audio