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(RTTNews) - The Competition and Markets Authority, or the CMA, has cleared Amazon's (AMZN) 16% investment in Deliveroo. The CMA found that this level of investment will not substantially lessen competition in either market.
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Britain's competition regulator on Tuesday cleared Amazon's purchase of a 16% stake in online delivery group Deliveroo, following a provisional nod in June.
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Britain's competition regulator on Tuesday cleared Amazon's purchase of a 16% stake in online delivery group Deliveroo, following a provisional nod in June.