Amazon Prime refunds are going out after $2.5 billion settlement with FTC

The FTC's lawsuit had accused Amazon of misleading customers into enrolling in Prime and making it hard for them to cancel ...

Amazon sending out payments in $2.5B settlement. Here's when you could get yours, how much

Amazon has begun issuing payments to customers eligible to receive part of the $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade ...

Federal judge rules against FTC in Meta antitrust case

Meta has emerged victorious in its years-long legal battle with the Federal Trade Commission, which accused the company of ...

After a $2.5 Billion Settlement, Amazon Prime Refunds Will Be Sent: Here's How to Know if You Will Receive One

Amazon announced it will issue payments to some customers in a $2.5 billion settlement related to the company's Amazon Prime ...
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Federal Trade Commission offers new tool to help avoid scams

The Federal Trade Commission has introduced "My Action Plan," a new tool aimed at helping individuals avoid scams by ...

A federal judge rules Meta isn't a monopoly, keeping its social media empire intact

A federal judge ruled that the FTC failed to prove Meta formed a monopoly through its acquisitions of WhatsApp and Instagram.

Amazon Prime refunds are going out after $2.5 billion settlement. Here’s when your refund could arrive.

According to CBS News, Amazon has started issuing payments to eligible Prime members as part of a $2.5 billion settlement ...

US Federal Court Rules Meta Is Not A Monopoly

Meta has won a landmark antitrust case brought by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The regulator had alleged that Meta ...
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Federal judge rules Meta not a social networking monopoly

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the social technology company Meta does not hold a monopoly in the 'personal social networking' (PSN) market, in the antitrust case Federal Trade Commission v.

FTC Release: Federal Trade Commission, US Department of Justice, and Japan Fair Trade Commission Meet in Washington

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson, Assistant Attorney General Abigail Slater of the Justice ...