Appeals Court Revives D.C.'s Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon
The ruling claims Amazon's pricing policies may harm competition, allowing the case to proceed.
- The D.C. Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's dismissal of the antitrust lawsuit against Amazon.
- The lawsuit alleges Amazon's practices inflate prices and stifle innovation in online retail.
- Amazon argues its policies benefit consumers by promoting competitively priced offers.
- The case, originally filed in May 2021, claims Amazon restricts third-party sellers from offering lower prices elsewhere.
- Amazon is also facing a similar antitrust lawsuit from the FTC and several states.