The German Federal Court of Justice has declared Amazon Prime’s price adjustment clauses invalid. Affected subscribers can now demand refunds for overpaid subscription fees.
Following a ruling by Germany’s Federal Court of Justice, long-term Amazon Prime members will temporarily pay €69 instead of €90 per year again. The reduction applies automatically, but questions remain.
The Berlin Higher Regional Court has prohibited Amazon from automatically rejecting emails sent to its legal notice address, ruling that a dead inbox violates the German Digital Services Act.
Disney is licensing an extensive package of movies and series to Netflix, including popular titles such as Ice Age, Percy Jackson, and Will Trent.
The German Federal Court of Justice is reviewing Amazon Prime’s 2022 price increase. The consumer protection group Verbraucherzentrale NRW had previously sued over the unilateral adjustment.
Starting in 2028, digital receipts will replace standard paper slips. Here is what the cabinet decision means for shoppers and retailers.
The consumer advice center is targeting the Hamburg-based online dating platform LemonSwan and reviewing a potential class action lawsuit for affected users.
Starting September 27, 2026, retailers and online stores across the EU will be required to display new labels informing consumers about statutory guarantee rights and manufacturer warranties.
Alongside the traditional IBAN, a new account identifier is being introduced for the digital euro: the Digital Euro Account Number (DEAN). Here is what lies behind the 18-character identifier.
The Frankfurt Regional Court tightens platform liability: When algorithms curate content in a platform’s own financial interest, Meta is liable for fake profiles and fraudulent ads.
