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A judge has fined Amazon.com Inc. $18,000 for violating her order in a lawsuit in which Toys R Us Inc. charges the Internet merchant with flouting its exclusivity agreement. The nation's second biggest toy retailer sought a sanction against Amazon because it claims that, after the suit was filed, Amazon listed 46 products on its Web site that only Toys R Us was allowed to sell.
March 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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