Federal regulators, along with 22 states, have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the company has made billions by manipulating advertising costs for brands and sellers on its platform. The lawsuit claims that Amazon overcharged advertisers, impacting their advertising expenditures. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of Amazon's business practices in the advertising sector.
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U.S. Federal Regulators and States File Lawsuit Against Amazon
Federal regulators and 22 states have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the company manipulated advertising costs, resulting in billions in overcharges to brands and sellers. This lawsuit reflects continued scrutiny of Amazon's practices in the advertising market.
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