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Amazon May Face EU Tech Regulations Probe
The European Union (EU) competition regulator is likely to investigate Amazon over whether the online retailer favours its own products and services in its marketplace. According to a Reuters report, the investigation against Amazon is being conducted under the EU’s prestigious anti-competition law. According to the report, Amazon could face a hefty fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenue if it is found guilty of violating the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which is aimed at curbing the power of big tech companies.
Amazon has said it complies with the DMA and has worked constructively with the Commission since naming two of its services as important gateways between businesses and consumers. Amazon has denied ranking bias. The EU anti-trust regulator is likely to investigate Amazon over whether the online retailer favours its own products and services in its marketplace.
Investigation against Amazon
According to a Reuters report, the investigation against Amazon is being conducted under the EU’s prestigious anti-competition law. According to the report, Amazon could be hit with a hefty fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenue if it is found guilty of violating the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which is aimed at curbing the power of big tech companies. Amazon has said it complies with the DMA and has worked constructively with the Commission since naming two of its services as important gateways between businesses and consumers.
Amazon has denied ranking bias. The European Union (EU) competition regulator is likely to investigate Amazon over whether the online retailer favours its own products and services in its marketplace. According to a Reuters report, the investigation against Amazon is being conducted under the EU’s prestigious anti-competition law. According to the report, Amazon could be hit with a hefty fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenue if it is found guilty of violating the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which is aimed at curbing the power of big tech companies.
Amazon complies with DMA
Amazon’s defence of DMA compliance Amazon has said it complies with the DMA and has worked constructively with the Commission since naming two of its services as important gateways between businesses and consumers. Amazon has denied ranking bias. The EU’s anti-trust regulator is likely to investigate Amazon over whether the online retailer favours its own products and services in its marketplace. According to a Reuters report, the investigation against Amazon is being conducted under the EU’s coveted anti-competition law.
According to the report, Amazon could be hit with a hefty fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenue if it is found guilty of violating the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which is aimed at curbing the power of big tech companies.
Amazon denies ranking bias Amazon has said it complies with the DMA and has worked constructively with the Commission since naming two of its services as important gateways between businesses and consumers. Amazon has denied ranking bias.
According to a Reuters report
The European Union (EU) competition regulator is likely to investigate Amazon over whether the online retailer favours its own products and services on its marketplace. According to a Reuters report, the investigation against Amazon is being conducted under the EU’s prestigious anti-competition law. According to the report, Amazon could face a hefty fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenue if it is found guilty of violating the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which aims to curb the power of big tech companies. Amazon has said it complies with the DMA and has worked constructively with the Commission since naming two of its services as important gateways between businesses and consumers. Amazon has denied ranking bias.
The EU’s anti-trust regulator is likely to investigate Amazon over whether the online retailer favours its own products and services in its marketplace. According to a Reuters report, the investigation against Amazon is being conducted under the EU’s prestigious anti-competition law. According to the report, Amazon could face a hefty fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenue if it is found guilty of violating the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which is aimed at curbing the power of big tech companies. Amazon has said it complies with the DMA and has worked constructively with the Commission since naming two of its services as important gateways between businesses and consumers. Amazon has denied ranking bias.
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