Lawmakers call on Jeff Bezos to initiate an investigation of Amazon's consumer safety policies following a Wall Street Journal article about unsafe items sold on the site.
Three U.S. senators on Thursday wrote a letter to Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos asking him to take action to stop the sale of unsafe items and to ensure accurate warning labels on his company’s giant sales platform.
The letter, signed by Senate commerce committee members Richard Blumenthal and Ed Markey , along with Bob Menendez , detailed the findings from an article The Wall Street Journal published last week and asked for a response from Mr. Bezos. The Journal reported that 4,152 items that...
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