About 15 retailers in the Capital City have shut down permanently due to financial constraints brought in by COVID-19.

Apple has announced its new iPhone 13, which can film “portrait mode” videos with a depth of field effect.

The plane maker Boeing says it expects that it will take another two and a half years for global aviation to return to pre-pandemic levels.

32 more complaints have been received against registered and non-registered mobile money agents.

Amazon.com boosted pay as it looks to hire 125,000 warehouse and shipping workers amid a tight US labour market.

The corporate watchdog is undertaking a review of “selected” financial influencers on TikTok and other social media platforms.

Apple has issued a software patch to block so-called “zero-click” spyware that could infect iPhones and iPads.

The sale of Westpac’s Pacific operations has been blocked by Papua New Guinea’s competition regulator.

Businesses with no refund and no return policies have been reminded that these practices are illegal.

As COVID-19 cases emerge in the maritime areas, fishermen who are given special licenses are not to trade among islands.

The Consumer Council has resolved 49 cases, where businesses were caught displaying exclusionary clauses or ‘no refund and no return’ signs.

The Sugar Research Institute of Fiji says the three sugar mills have performance excellently during this crushing season.