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The FTC Has Withdrawn Its Request For A DOGE-related Amazon Trial Delay
The Federal Trade Commission said it will meet the deadlines for its Amazon Prime deceptive practices case, hours after requesting a delay due to resource constraints. TakeAway Points: The Federal Trade Commission said it will meet the deadlines for its Amazon Prime deceptive practices case,
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The Federal Trade Commission has walked back comments that a lack of resources is interfering with the agency’s ability to be ...
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, ...
The feds want to grill Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg next month during the antitrust trial seeking to unwind its Instagram ...
Scott Sheffield, the shale pioneer who sold his company to Exxon Mobil Corp. and was banned from its board by the US Federal ...
Undermining regulatory independence in America and Britain will deter investment, write William Kovacic and John Vickers ...
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The regulators further alleged that Grubhub hid the true cost of its delivery services through what a former executive called ...
The FTC reports a record $12.5 billion lost to scams in 2024, with investment fraud, job scams, and debt relief fraud topping the list.
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