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Amazon to change marketplace policies in European Commission settlement

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The European Commission said Amazon.com
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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 compliance with all the aspects of the package will be ensured by both a complaint mechanism and a monitoring trustee, the European Commission said. Amazon will have six months to implement these commitments. Amazon shares edged up 0.4% in premarket trade.

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