Amazon has struggled to curb falsely labeled protective gear and price-gouging by third-party sellers as anxious shoppers load up on supplies
Retailer struggles to address falsely labeled protective gear and price-gouging sellers, as anxious shoppers load up on supplies
Amazon's pursuit of boundless selection has led it to become a massive marketplace with millions of sellers. But has this business strategy put customers at risk? WSJ investigates how unsafe products, including children's products and toys, have become available for purchase. Photo: John P. Campbell for The Wall Street Journal
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