Amazon has promised to work with Congress on antitrust concerns, but stopped short of agreeing for Jeff Bezos to appear in front of an influential committee — raising the possibly that US lawmakers may issue a subpoena compelling the chief executive to testify. The House of Representatives judiciary committee’s antitrust investigation earlier this month requested Mr Bezos personally answer allegations that Amazon used data on third-party sellers to give its own products an unfair advantage. Amazon has denied the claims, which were made in a Wall Street Journal report citing former employees. Read More...
Amazon has promised to work with Congress on antitrust concerns, but stopped short of agreeing for Jeff Bezos to appear in front of an influential committee — raising the possibly that US lawmakers may issue a subpoena compelling the chief executive to testify. The House of Representatives judiciary committee’s antitrust investigation earlier this month requested Mr Bezos personally answer allegations that Amazon used data on third-party sellers to give its own products an unfair advantage. Amazon has denied the claims, which were made in a Wall Street Journal report citing former employees.
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