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Amazon to pay $2.5 billion settlement over allegations it deceived Prime subscribers

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FTC lawyers said in court documents that Amazon executives were aware of Prime's confusing cancellation policies but shelved plans to fix it.

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Amazon Will Pay Up $2.5 Billion in Settlement Over Allegedly Tricking People Into Prime Subscriptions

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How Business Insider's investigation into Amazon Prime led to a record $2.5 billion settlement with the US government

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Leaked messages show how Amazon workers are reacting to Jeff Bezos' decision to stop endorsements by The Washington Post.

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FTC Sues Ticketmaster Over ‘Deceptive’ Ticket Pricing Tactics

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FTC Sues Gym Chains for Making It Hard to Cancel Memberships

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‘This Was Trauma by Simulation’: ChatGPT Users File Disturbing Mental Health Complaints

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A conservative crackdown on advertisers has forced a 'brand safety' reset

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Instagram and Facebook are hardly social media apps anymore. Here's the proof.

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Kroger's $25 billion acquisition of Albertsons was blocked, marking a win for the FTC

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Kroger's acquisition of Albertsons was blocked by a federal judge.

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FTC Says Spam Calls Actually Down 50% in Recent Years

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Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan speaks during a discussion on antitrust reforms at the Brookings Institution October 4, 2023 in Washington, DC.
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