to the FTC, Amazon claimed that Khan’s criticisms of the company as an academic, for the anti-monopoly group Open Markets and as a congressional staffer on antitrust investigations “create the appearance” that she has “prejudged facts and/or legal issues” about Amazon, and that her overseeing of investigations of court cases, investigations and other matters would be a violation of past court rulings and federal ethics rules.“Amazon should be scrutinized along with all large organizations.
However, even large companies have the right to an impartial investigation,” a company spokesperson said in a statement. Khan’s work shows “that she has prejudged the outcome of matters the FTC may examine during her term and, under established law, preclude her from participating in such matters.”The petition follows a significant setback for the agency in its attempts to rein in Big Tech: On Monday federal judge James E.
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