The attorney general of the District of Columbia announced that Amazon has settled a lawsuit filed in 2024. The lawsuit claimed that Amazon had excluded two specific ZIP codes from its in-house Prime delivery services, which affected residents in those areas.
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Amazon Settles Lawsuit Regarding Delivery Services in Low-Income Areas
Amazon has settled a lawsuit filed by the District of Columbia's attorney general concerning the exclusion of two ZIP codes from its Prime delivery services. The lawsuit was initiated in 2024, alleging that this exclusion impacted low-income residents.
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Amazon Settles Lawsuit Over Claims of Slow Deliveries to Low-Income Areas
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