Josh Sisco

antitrust reporter, Politico

Josh Sisco on KCRW

The Federal Trade Commission and 17 states are suing Amazon, alleging that it holds a monopoly on online retail. This comes after the DOJ sued Google recently.

Amazon has online retail monopoly, lawsuit claims. Who might win?

The Federal Trade Commission and 17 states are suing Amazon, alleging that it holds a monopoly on online retail. This comes after the DOJ sued Google recently.

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