New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has issued summons to Amazon Indias management and Future Group promoter for questioning in a Foreign Exchange Management Act case. Amazon Indias top management including its head Amit Agarwal was summoned by ED for next week, said source. The official said that they have been asked [] The post ED summons Amazon India head, Future Group promoters for FEMA violations appeared first on Buziness Bytes .
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Future Group-Amazon row: ED summons top officials for questioning

10:38am, Sunday, 28'th Nov 2021 The News Minute
The executives, including Amazon India head Amit Agarwal, have been summoned along with documents under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned Amazon India head, Amit Agarwal, next week over alleged irregularities in a deal with Future Group, CNN-News18 reported on

Enforcement Directorate summons Amazon, Future Group executives in FEMA probe

09:57am, Sunday, 28'th Nov 2021 The New Indian Express
Amazon India head Amit Agarwal, some other senior officials of the company and those of the Future Group have been called.

Amazon asks CCI to revoke Reliance-Future deal approval

09:34am, Sunday, 28'th Nov 2021 Livemint
The approval for the deal was a nullity in the eyes of law as an arbitrator''s order was still in force, according to the letter sent by Amazon.com Inc to the Competition Commission of India (CCI) last week
The agency is examining whether Amazon bypassed the rules when it invested Rs 1,430 crore to purchase a 49% stake in the Future Group in 2019.
Platforms like Spotify, Hungama, Gaana, JioSaavn, Wynk and Amazon music now feature the programme in addition to TV, radio, NaMo App and YouTube.
According to the sources, the federal agency has also summoned Future Group officials for the verification of documents and the evidence it has collected so far.

Mann ki Baat now available on all major audio, music platforms

07:41am, Sunday, 28'th Nov 2021 The Tribune
New Delhi, November 28 Prime Minister Narendra Modi''s monthly ''Mann ki Baat'' broadcast is now available on all major audio and music platforms which will help augment its reach, especially among the younger generation, officials said on Sunday. Platforms like Spotify, Hungama, Gaana, JioSaavn, Wynk and Amazon music now feature the programme in addition to TV, radio, NaMo App and YouTube, they noted. This will help people seamlessly listen to the Mann Ki Baat progamme on various audio platforms wherever they go, they said. Since coming to power in 2014, Modi launched the programme in which he speaks to citizens on a variety of issues. The programme is usually broadcast on the last Sunday of the month. Its first episode was broadcast in October 2014 and it has been since going on uninterrupted except for a brief period in 2019 when the Prime Minister suspended it during the Lok Sabha elections. PTI

Boise inks deal with Amazon for airport improvements

07:40am, Sunday, 28'th Nov 2021 MV Times-News
Boise officials have approved a lease agreement with online retailer Amazon as part of the companys plan to build a cargo facility at the Boise Airport.
The ED is determining whether Amazon breached the Foreign Exchange Management Act in its Rs 1,431 crore deal to purchase a 49 per cent stake in Future Coupons Pvt Ltd in 2019.

ED summons Amazon to probe Future Coupons investment, says report

04:30am, Sunday, 28'th Nov 2021 Business Standard
Amazon, which is trying to block Asia''s richest man Ambani from taking over the struggling Future retail chain, alleged last week that money from the local firm may have been diverted to other firms
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