The government’s antitrust lawsuit is a more streamlined complaint that leaves out some allegations from the FTC chair’s famous law-school paper.
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https://www.wsj.com/tech/in-suing-amazon-ftcs-lina-khan-turns-her-earlier-pricing-argument-on-its-head-e45b91e9Antitrust lawsuit is a more streamlined complaint that leaves out some allegations from the FTC chair’s famous law-school paperSince Lina Khan became Federal Trade Commission chair in 2021, she has taken on Meta, Microsoft and Amazon, and that has made her a lightning rod for controversy. WSJ breaks down the battles she’s picked and why she’s willing to lose.
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