Two U.S. senators asked Amazon.com Inc Chief Executive Jeff Bezos on Monday how ...
FILE PHOTO: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos discusses his company's new Fire smartphone at a news conference in Seattle, Washington June 18, 2014. REUTERS/Jason Redmond
“We are concerned the badge is assigned in an arbitrary manner, or worse, based on fraudulent product reviews,” Democratic Senators Bob Menendez and Richard Blumenthal said in the letter to Bezos. Amazon sued in 2015 to block companies that were writing fake reviews and then selling them to retailers on the site looking to boost their products’ sales.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
‘The Boys’ Showrunner Tweets Teasing First Photo From Amazon Prime Season TwoThe showrunner for Amazon Prime Video’s breakout hit The Boys has released a teaser photo for its upcoming season two on Twitter. The photo features showrunner Eric Kripke in the middle, surr…
Read more »
20 companies, including Amazon and Chipotle, that are getting more profitable as sales improveEarnings season is turning out to be better than expected — many companies are having their cake and eating it too.
Read more »
A Painful Breakup: Amazon And FedExPainful Breakup With Poor Timing Amazon and FedEx have long relied on each other, but Amazon’s recent investments in its own delivery service has frustrated FedEx and led to the companies’ breakup.
Read more »
Germany to cut part of funds sent to Brazil for Amazon preservation: newspaperGermany will partially suspend funds sent to Brazil to finance projects aimed at...
Read more »
The Best Lighted Makeup Mirrors on Amazon, According to Reviewers'This makes me feel gloriously pretty as I get ready'
Read more »
The Top-Rated iRobot Roomba 671 Vacuum Is Just $230 Today Only on AmazonThe iRobot Roomba Vacuum is on sale for 34 percent off today for $229.99—down from $349.99. It works autonomously to navigate your home and clean it.
Read more »