Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc were accused in an antitrust lawsuit on Wednesday of conspiring to drive up iPhone and iPad prices by removing nearly all other resellers of new Apple products from Amazon's website. The proposed class action in Seattle federal court objected to an agreement that took effect in January 2019, under which Apple gave Amazon discounts of up to 10% on its products, in exchange for Amazon letting just seven of 600 resellers stay on its platform. This transformed Amazon into the dominant reseller of new iPhones and iPads on its website, according to the complaint, after it had previously carried a limited number of Apple products as well as knockoffs...
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Continue ReadingAmazon.com Inc. said Wednesday that it identified and dismantled three counterfeiting operations in China, with help from local Public Security Bureaus (PSB) and Amazon's Counterfeit Crimes Unit (CCU). The ecommerce giant said more than 240,000 counterfeit items were seized by law enforcement in the Guangdong and Jiangxi provinces. The seized items included counterfeit items of luxury, sports and automotive brands. "We appreciate law enforcement acting on our referrals and thoroughly pursuing th...
Continue ReadingA rise in inflation and subsequent decrease in consumer spending have led to a startling stock market sell-off in 2022, with many companies hit hard by macroeconomic declines. Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been one of the hardest hit, with its share price down over 46% since January. With its dominating market share in industries such as e-commerce and cloud computing, Amazon is well-positioned to regain its losses down the road...
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