Amazon to Stop Banning Third-Party Merchants from Offering Lower Prices

Amazon will no longer tell third-party merchants that sell products on its platform in the United States that they cannot offer the same goods for a lower price on another website, according to a person with direct knowledge of the company's decision. Why it matters: Critics have said the so-called "most favored nation," or "price parity," provisions could violate antitrust law.

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