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JPMorgan fined for breaking record-keeping compliance, Meta is ranked the worst company of the year by Yahoo Finance, Amazon has removed its smartphone ban. Thats all the tech news thats trending right now, welcome to Hashtag Trending. Its Monday, December 20, and Im your host, Tom Li. Financial company JPMorgan Chase has been fined $200 [] The post Hashtag Trending Dec. 20 JPMorgan fined; Meta called the worst company of the year; Amazon reverses its smartphone ban first appeared on IT World Canada .

"Its great to see that Amazon has already signed up to move in and we can expect further tenants in the next phase."

In a fresh development to the Amazon-Future Retail brawl, traders body CAIT has written to the commerce minister Piyush Goyal

India''s antitrust regulator suspended Amazon''s deal with Future, allowing a deal with competitor Reliance to go ahead.

Shares of Future Group companies on Monday zoomed up to 20 per cent after the Competition Commission suspended its more than two-year-old approval for Amazon''s deal with Future Coupons and imposed a Rs 202-crore penalty on the e-commerce major. Future

Shares of India''s Future Group companies surged as much as 20 per cent on Monday after the fair trade regulator Competition Commission of India (CCI) has suspended Amazon''s 2019 deal with the group.

The Amazon.cn entry for Xis book had its ratings, comments and reviews scrubbed and disabled roughly two years ago in response to an edict from Beijing, according to a Reuters report.

Analysis by web browser Mozilla found the tech giant is not only able to collect contact details but also personal information such as photos, videos and their location.

In early 2021, the widespread suspension of Chinese sellers by the worlds leading e-commerce platform Amazon came as a shock to many. E-commerce giant Amazon decided to freeze thousands of Chinese stores. Amazon justifies its decision by referring to its terms of service, which were knowingly violated by Chinese sellers. The massive suspension has certainly [] This article From Prime to ban: Amazons crackdown on Chinese sellers is the first one to appear on Daxue Consulting - Market Research China .

Amazon Bowed To Beijing''s Propaganda Arm To Keep Chinese Sales Secured, New Report Reveals Similar to what we noted about Apple and its "pay to play" arrangement with the Chinese government at the beginning of the month, it looks as though Amazon is also in the midst of trading integrity for profit when it comes to Beijing. Amazon was "marketing a collection of President Xi Jinping''s speeches and writings on its Chinese website about two years ago, when Beijing delivered an edict," according to a new report from Reuters . Beijing wanted Amazon to stop allowing customer ratings and reviews from China. The demand from the CCP came as a result of negative reviews of Xi''s book, the report says. "I think the issue was anything under five stars," a source told Reuters. Amazon complied with the demand, according to two sources, and on Amazon.cn, customers are unable to review or rate the book. The comments section for the book is also disabled. Adhering to the demands of the CCP is one piece of a "deeper, decade-long effort by the company to win favor in Beijing," the report claimed.

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg : The case for Apple to offer a touchscreen home hub is made clear by devices like the Portal and Echo Show 15, as well as Apple''s ~5% smart speaker market share I''ve been testing Amazon.com Inc.''s new Echo Show 15. My takeaway: It''s time for Apple Inc. to get serious about the smart home and launch a giant iPad as a new hub.

Bloombergs Mark Gurman released his weekly Power On newsletter today and discussed how Apple trails its rivals badly in the smart speaker market. Research firm Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) credits Apple with owning just 5% of the smart speaker market. Category creator Amazon has a huge 69% slice of the smart speaker pie followed [] The post Apple is reportedly working on 15-inch iPad to challenge Amazons Echo Show 15 appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

SANTIAGO: A man arrives to a polling station in Santiago, during the runoff presidential election in Chile, yesterday. AFP SANTIAGO: Chile chooses yesterday between far-right and leftist candidates for a president to lead the country through a period of constitutional change amid a clamor for social reform. The country of 19 million people is on edge, fearing renewed mass protests in response to the outcome of the neck-and-neck race between ultra-conservative lawyer Jose Antonio Kast, 55, and former student activist Gabriel Boric, a millennial 20 years his junior. For a country that has voted centrist since the democratic ousting of brutal dictator Augusto Pinochet 31 years ago, there is a stark choice between two political outsiders one promising a social welfare state, the other a continuation of Chiles neoliberal economic model. Many fear the socially and fiscally conservative policies of law-and-order candidate Kast an apologist for Pinochet, anti gay-marriage and abortion, and a proponent of cutting taxes and social spending.

Amazon is dropping efforts to ban phones in warehouses following a deadly tornado and a pandemic surge..

Texts Show Amazon Threatened To Fire Driver If Packages Not Delivered During Deadly Tornado Authored by Kenny Stancil via Common Dreams, More damning information about the deadly workplace disaster at an Amazon building in Illinois emerged on Friday when a delivery driver shared records of a conversation she had with her boss, which revealed that the e-commerce giant threatened to fire her if she didn''t keep delivering packages even as tornado sirens blared. "Radio''s been going off," the driver told her supervisorless than an hour and a half before a twister hit one of Amazon''s warehouses in Edwardsvillein a text message obtained by Bloomberg News . "Keep delivering," her boss replied. "We can''t just call people back for a warning unless Amazon tells us to." Getty Images Amazon was already in hot water for forcing employees to attend their shifts that deadly Friday despite the impending storm and refusing to let them leave before catastrophe struck. Six workers were crushed to death when a warehouse that is being investigated for possible building code violations collapsedexemplifying the company''s long track record of prioritizing profits over occupational safety , critics say.