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Federal Regulators and 22 States Sue Amazon Over Advertising Charges

via NPR News·yesterday·2 sources·Community Voted

Federal regulators and 22 states filed a new lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company made billions of dollars by manipulating what brands and sellers paid for advertising on its platform. It is the latest in a series of government actions against the retailer. Amazon has previously disputed similar claims.

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