Trump lawyer: If he’s indicted ‘this is an all-out war’ Jackson pens solo dissent as Supreme Court vacates abortion ruling Rand Paul tweets NY DA ‘should be put in jail’ This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. In June, the FTC requested more information from Amazon and asked several current and former Amazon employees, including Bezos and Jassy, to testify. However, the commission ramped up its investigation after a March article from Insider suggested that the company “knowingly tricked people” into signing up for Prime. The FTC first began investigating the Amazon Prime membership program in March 2021 over concerns that Amazon was enrolling customers in Prime without their “prior express informed consent” and did not provide customers with an easy way to stop the recurring charges.Īmazon complied with the FTC’s initial requests for information. House Republicans turn to Biden administration response to infant formula crisis McCarthy signals support for Iraq war authorizations repeal “Amazon provides no reason why the Commission must accept anything less than all the relevant testimony it can obtain from these two witnesses,” the commissioners said in Wednesday’s order. The commissioners rejected Amazon’s request, along with several others that sought to limit or quash the FTC’s demands as part of the investigation.

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