FTC Claims That It Can’t Take on Amazon Case Due to DOGE Cuts, Then Changes Its Mind
The trial case in question involves Amazon’s alleged manipulative practices in signing users up for subscriptions. At a hearing on Wednesday, Jonathan Cohen, an attorney for the FTC, asked US District Judge John Chun to delay the trial until September due to the resource and personnel shortfalls at the agency, Bloomberg reports.
The Federal Trade Commission is in a "dire resource situation," a federal lawyer said on a call about its major lawsuit against Amazon. Within hours, he retracted the claim.
The Federal Trade Commission doesn’t have any staffing issues that will impact its ability to face Amazon in trial after all, ...
The Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday it is ready to litigate its case against Amazon for alleged deceptive practices, ...
After the boycott’s launch Friday, March 7, Amazon stock underwent a transient 2.12 percent dip, with shares dropping from an ...
Amazon and the FTC will get a chance to educate the federal judge in the FTC's antitrust case against the tech giant on the ...
Amazon and the Federal Trade Commission met in a Seattle court Friday to discuss the nuts and bolts of the sprawling ...
The FTC told a U.S. district judge that it is still determining who Amazon’s (AMZN) competitors are for its 2023 antitrust lawsuit and the list ...
The Federal Trade Commission is still determining who it considers to be Amazon.com Inc.’s competitors for its 2023 landmark ...
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