Predatory Pricing

CAIT demands 'strict action' against Amazon for alleged violation of laws

Traders' body CAIT said it has written to the ED seeking "strict action" against Amazon, claiming that the e-commerce major has caused "misery" to small traders by resorting to predatory pricing

Piyush Goyal asks e-commerce players to strictly adhere to FDI norms

Goyal said obviously if the company makes a loss of Rs 6,000 crore, they have to bring in money to pay for that loss

Blowing the whistle: What the CCI's changed stance means for e-tailers

The Commission's latest study on the e-commerce market is almost a precursor to the Amazon-Flipkart probe order and it also sheds light on the Commission's new thought process

Welcome all investments that follow law of the land: Goyal on Amazon row

Goyal said that some people have misconstrued his remarks by suggesting that he had said something negative against Amazon

CAIT urges Modi govt to probe FDI policy violations by Amazon, Flipkart

The traders' body has strongly objected to the business model of both the companies

Govt probing Flipkart, Amazon over alleged predatory pricing: Piyush Goyal

CAIT had in a letter on Monday urged Goyal to order an audit into the business model of all e-commerce firms

Predatory pricing: No turf war between Trai and CCI, says Devendra Sikri

Trai had earlier introduced a new formula to identify predatory pricing

TDSAT asks Trai to file reply on predatory pricing rules in three weeks

Telecom tribunal TDSAT has asked sectoral regulator Trai to file a reply in three weeks regarding its recently released regulations on predatory pricing. The tribunal, which was hearing pleas by Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular, however, did not grant a stay on the regulations.The next hearing on the case is scheduled for April 17.As per people aware of the development, Airtel and Idea sought a stay, particularly on the banning of segmented offers. However, the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) felt it may not be necessary to grant a stay at this time and asked Trai to file a reply in three weeks. After receiving Trai's reply, Airtel and Idea will get another two weeks to file their responses.Sources in Trai said the regulator can still issue notices to telecom operators if it feels they are offering predatory tariffs as TDSAT has not granted a stay on the regulations. As per Airtel's petition, the Trai "order is vicious and is aimed at strangulations and ...