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Amazon is investigating whether employees are being bribed to leak company data to sellers, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.

Employees have been allegedly handing over confidential information like search optimisation data to independent sellers, mostly via middlemen, to give them a leg up in the $1 trillion dollar company's marketplace, reads the report.

Plus, they're allegedly offering sellers a way to delete negative products reviews, in return for a fee. 

Great.

This comes according to both merchants who bought said information, and brokers who sold it, both of whom talked to the publisher, along with "people familiar with internal investigations." Read more...

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