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Apple and Amazon face £300m UK consumer claim over alleged price inflation

Apple and Amazon are reportedly facing a revived UK consumer lawsuit worth up to £306m over claims that an agreement between the two companies restricted competition and pushed up prices for shoppers buying Apple products through Amazon.

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