National Enquirer owner defends reporting on Amazon's Bezos

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National Enquirer owner defends reporting on Amazon's Bezos

Pushes back against accusations of "extortion and blackmail".

The owner of US tabloid newspaper the National Enquirer pushed back on Friday against accusations of "extortion and blackmail" from Amazon.com Inc Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, saying its reporting on an extramarital relationship involving the world's richest man was lawful and it would investigate...

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