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Unpacking the Implications of the FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Amazon for Online Marketplace Competition

By Bona Law PC on October 23, 2024
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Author: Sabri Siraj

The Federal Trade Commission has survived a motion to dismiss in a high-stakes lawsuit against Amazon, igniting critical discussions about competition in the online marketplace. As a dominant player in global e-commerce, Amazon’s practices have long affected both consumers and competitors. Will this case change those practices or otherwise have implications for online marketplaces?

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