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Macy's is attempting to keep a competitor Amazon? from marketing on a huge signboard next to Macy's flagship shop in Herald Square in New York. Bebeto Matthews/AP Bebeto Matthews/AP Macy's is trying to keep a rival Amazon? from advertising on a giant billboard next to Macy's flagship shop in Herald Square in New York City.

In the claim, submitted recently in state Supreme Court in Manhattan, the outlet store merchant said there has been a limiting covenant in place considering that 1963 barring the billboard area from being used by any Macy's rival. However Macy's said that when it tried to negotiate a lease renewal this year, the signboard's owners, the Kaufman Organization, told them they were in discussions with a "popular online seller," and there was "little doubt" that implied Amazon, according to the suit.

Amazon had no comment. In the lawsuit, Macy's asked the judge for an injunction that would keep Kaufman from leasing the space to Amazon or any other rival." This Is Cool to Macy's customer goodwill, image, reputation and brand name, should a 'popular online retailer' (particularly, Amazon) promote on the signboard are impossible to determine," the business stated in the lawsuit.

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Its Web services service consists of leasing data storage and computing resources, so-called "cloud computing," over the Internet. Its significant online presence is such that, in 2012, 1 percent of all Internet traffic in North America traveled in and out of Amazon. com data centres. The company also makes the market-leading Kindle e-book readers.

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