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Alibaba and U.S. Payment Processor Failed for Eight Years to Block Dangerous Drug Sales
CBS News reported that a probe found Alibaba and its U.S. payment processor allowed sales of dangerous drugs, chemicals and pill presses to American buyers despite employee warnings. Public records show compliance failures persisted over eight years.
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A probe into Chinese online retailer Alibaba unearthed evidence that the company and its U.S. payment processing company knowingly permitted sales of dangerous drugs, chemicals and pill presses to American customers for eight years. CBS News reported that public records show employees had warned of compliance problems at both firms, yet the failures continued.
The investigation documented that Alibaba let dangerous drugs reach U.S. consumers. The probe identified repeated compliance shortfalls tied to the sales of those items to American buyers.
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