The FTC is battling Amazon and Meta in court — while the Justice Department takes on Google and Apple — over alleged violations of antitrust laws, testing whether century-old competition polices can address the practices of the world’s most valuable ...

Amazon got a victory in its year-long battle with the agency, although the tech titan had sought to dismiss the lawsuit entirely.

A federal judge on Monday partially dismissed the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. However, few details are currently available about U.S. District Judge John Chun’s decision,

While details are still scarce, the Federal Trade Commission's accusations that the e-commerce giant maintained illegal monopolies were viewed with judicial skepticism.

(Reuters) - Amazon has won partial dismissal of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit, according to federal court records filed in Seattle, Washington.

In September 2023, the FTC filed a 172-page antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. The company is accused of harming the public and businesses through anti-competitive policies and

Both parties have until Oct. 14 to file a joint statement concerning what portions of the order, if any, should remain redacted.

A federal judge in Seattle granted in part, and denied in part, Amazon’s motion to dismiss the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s landmark antitrust lawsuit against the e-commerce giant. In addition, the judge went along with the FTC’s preference to split the case into two stages.