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New rules ban data-driven price discrimination and tighten oversight of algorithmic pricing on e-commerce platforms.

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Suppliers have an outlet for excess inventory, the store maintains healthy margins while still offering genuine bargains, and customers get access to products at prices far below traditional retail.

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