The EU Commission announces that it is investigating an e-commerce platform's use of third-party data as part of a wider probe into its business practices (Amazon)

Hastings, Ian; Henzell, Caroline

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19 Sep 2018

The EU Commission announces that it is investigating an e-commerce platform’s use of third-party data as part of a wider probe into its business practices (Amazon)

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EU Commission, Press conference by Margrethe Vestager, Member of the EC, on Luxembourg McDonalds’ State Aid case, Q&A on Amazon, 19 September 2018

The European Commission (the EU’s antitrust regulator) has announced that it is investigating Amazon’s use of third-party data as part of a wider probe into its business practices. Many retailers use Amazon as a platform to sell

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Ian Hastings
Simmons & Simmons (London)

United Kingdom 2 contributions 1904 visits
Caroline Henzell
Pinsent Masons (London)

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Ian Hastings, Caroline Henzell, The EU Commission announces that it is investigating an e-commerce platform’s use of third-party data as part of a wider probe into its business practices (Amazon), 19 September 2018, e-Competitions September 2018, Art. N° 88015

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