india is already an investigation into e-commerce giant amazon and wal-mart's flipkart over accusations that the american based companies violated competition laws form on the investigation we turn to legal journalist in jail with america's lawyer. what are amazon and flipkart accused of doing. hi kristie well the complaint against the 2 companies was filed by a group in india that represent small medium sized businesses and they're making accusations against these companies that have been made for a number of years now they allege that several of amazon and flip cards so-called preferred sellers were affiliated with are controlled by the companies themselves either directly or indirectly and remember wal-mart purchased a majority stake in flip car back in 2018 well as a result the country's watchdog group the competition commission of india ordered a wider probe this is according to reuters and the c.c.i. outlined 4 problem areas if you will lead to anti-competitive practices including exclusive launch of mobile phones by these e-commerce companies promoting preferred sellers on their

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amazon, along with flipkart, which is owned by walmart, currently dominate india's online shopping marketmmerce is unlikely to be any different. it's the first trading day of the new year — what's been happening? london's leading index of shares, the ftse100, starts the decade on a positive note. it's closed higher, led upwards by gains in mining stocks. they're up after news of a trade deal being signed later this month to bring an end to the 17—month long trade war between the us and china. we have said this before. there is a degree of optimism about this. let's find out what is behind that optimism from simon french. good to see you. this optimism about the trader, as simon observes, we have been here before, what makes this time different? this is at the end of the story but the new term optics are positive for investors. there is are positive for investors. there is a commitment from the us administration to sign the phase one trade deal regarding not rolling forward existing tariffs and indeed the increase that was expected, and for investors in mining stocks and stocks that are se