Chorus says Commerce Commission decisions on UFB losses don’t reflect commercial reality

By New Zealand Blog News Service Nov 3, 2020

Telecommunications lines company Chorus has taken a swipe at the Commerce Commission’s decision on how to calculate future pricing of the ultrafast-fibre broadband network (UFB).

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