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Amazon said the first day of the sale was the biggest in its history and that shoppers purchased more than 375 million items over two days.

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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon.com on Wednesday, alleging the e-commerce giant duped consumers into signing up for its Prime membership service and deliberately made it hard to cancel.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon.com Inc. Wednesday, alleging the e-commerce giant duped consumers into signing up for its Prime membership service and deliberately made it

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Amazon duped customers into signing up for Prime and deliberately made it hard to cancel, the FTC says in lawsuit.

About 167 million Amazon shoppers had Prime memberships as of March, unchanged from a year earlier, according to Consumer Intelligence Research Partners.…

The US Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon.com Inc. Wednesday, alleging the e-commerce giant duped consumers into signing up for its Prime membership

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon, claiming the company makes it deliberately difficult to unsubscribe from a Prime membership.