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Abuse of dominant position: The European Commission indicated that an e-commerce platform systematically used non-public commercial data from independent sellers in its marketplace to promote the sale of its own products (Amazon)

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Eur. Comm., Nov. 10th, 2020, Press Comm. IP/20/2077

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Alain Ronzano, Abuse of dominant position: The European Commission indicated that an e-commerce platform systematically used non-public commercial data from independent sellers in its marketplace to promote the sale of its own products (Amazon), 10 November 2020, Concurrences N° 1-2021, Art. N° 97856, www.concurrences.com

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