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The European Commission said Amazon.com has agreed to change marketplace policies, in an agreement that concludes two investigations into its practices. No fine was announced. Amazon has agreed to refrain from using non-public seller data to the benefit of its retail operation, will apply non-discriminatory conditions and criteria for the selection of offers to appear in the Buy Box and apply non-discriminatory conditions and criteria for sellers to qualify for the Prime Program. Amazon's compli...

After a decline in Alibaba's share price and forward estimates, it now trades at a cheaper EV/Sales multiple than Amazon. Find out if BABA stock is a good buy...

U.S. online retail giant Amazon reached a settlement with the European Union on Tuesday in two antitrust probes after addressing concerns over its use of sellers' data, in a move that will save it from a fine of up to 10% of its global turnover. In the first case, Amazon faced charges of using its size, power and data to push its own products to gain an unfair advantage over rival merchants that also use its platform. The company has agreed not to use sellers' data for its own competing retail business and its private label products...

U.S. online retail giant Amazon reached a deal with EU antitrust authorities on Tuesday in cases involving the use of sellers' data, the Buy Box and Prime features...

The online retail giant settled two antitrust cases related to allegations about its treatment of third-party sellers on its platform, ending some of the bloc’s most advanced cases targeting a U.S. tech company...

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Lakeland officials paved the way Monday for Amazon to increase its air cargo operations at the city-owned airport. Seattle-based Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) will expand its footprint at the Lakeland Linder International Airport by 10.6 to 57.6 acres, or a 22.6% increase. "During the negotiations, originally Amazon had planned to expand all the way out — actually dividing up this parcel and blocking the airport from future development up here," airport Assistant Director Adam Lunn said at a city commission meeting...

After a challenging year for media companies, analysts expect merger activity to be abundant in 2023 as executive teams look for growth opportunities in the next phase of the streaming wars...

Warner Bros. has been burdened by both macroeconomic headwinds and company-specific restructuring challenges. See why times are tough for WBD stock currently...