Amazon will pay $2.5 billion to settle FTC’s Prime lawsuit
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A landmark trial begins, as the U.S. Federal Trade Commission moves forward with allegations that Amazon systematically misled consumers into signing up fo
It is one of the few horticultural experiences that could be more for your nose than your eyes, and it’s on display now at the Amazon Spheres in Seattle. Morticia, the corpse flower, is blooming for the second time since 2018.
Ahmed Shahrour, a Seattle-based Palestinian software engineer, talks with people at Amazon’s South Lake Union headquarters. Shahrour was suspended by the company after sending messages on the internal communications platform Slack calling for Amazon to end its contracts with the Israeli government and military. (Photo courtesy of Ahmed Shahrour.)
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Ex-Seahawks star, Amazon Prime analyst Richard Sherman receives deferred prosecution in DUI case
Former Seattle Seahawks star and Amazon Prime Video analyst Richard Sherman received a deferred prosecution in his DUI case on Tuesday, according to ESPN.
We unpack the FTC’s claims that Amazon used design to trick customers into buying—and keeping—a Prime subscription. If you’ve ever tried to end your Amazon Prime subscription, you may have found yourself embroiled in a disorienting multistep process that felt more like a choose-your-own-adventure than a simple cancellation.