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Amazon could face billions in fines as the FTC eyes its ad business

The Next Web 17 June 2026, 12:17 UTC 17 Jun 2026

Amazon could face billions in fines as the FTC eyes its ad business — The Next Web

Amazon’s advertising business has become its quiet money machine. It may also be its next big regulatory headache. The US Federal Trade Commission has drafted a potential complaint accusing Amazon of misleading advertisers, a case that could lead to billions of dollars in civil penalties, Bloomberg reported on 16 June, citing people familiar with the […] This story continues at The Next Web

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