The e-commerce sector inquiry is part of the European Commission's campaign to overhaul the bloc's digital market.
BRUSSELS: The European Union plans to launch more antitrust investigations into e-commerce companies after a two-year inquiry uncovered business practices that restrict competition, the European Commission said on Wednesday.
In its report on the initial inquiry, the EU executive said it had found an increased use of contractual restrictions to control product distribution, which could be in breach of EU antitrust rules.
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