Amazon (AMZN.O) has not offered remedies to address concerns of EU antitrust regulators over its $1.4 billion acquisition of robot vacuum maker iRobot (IRBT.O), according to an update on the European Commission website.
The U.S. e-commerce giant had until Wednesday to do so.
The European Commission's competition officials in November sent a warning to the company that the deal could restrict competition in the market for robot vacuum cleaners, a sign that they wanted remedies from Amazon.
The lawyers subsequently dropped their objections to such a charge sheet, known as a statement of objections.
The absence of remedies could mean either unconditional EU antitrust approval or an EU veto of the deal.
