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as posted by the channelThe House Judiciary Committee wants Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to testify about an allegation that his company uses third-party vendor information to guide creation of new Amazon products.
The Wall Street Journal reported last week that the internet retail giant has allegedly used information from third-party vendors to guide competing products. For example, Amazon introduced its own car trunk organizers after reviewing a vendor’s sales data, the Journal reported.
Based on that report, his prior company statements to Congress “appear to be misleading, and possibly criminally false or perjurious,” committee members wrote to Bezos.
The invitation is not a subpoena, but the bipartisan request makes clear the committee could issue a binding demand.
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