Amazon settles lawsuit over slow deliveries to low-income areas
Amazon settled a 2024 lawsuit filed by the District of Columbia's attorney general, who alleged the company excluded two ZIP codes from its in-house Prime delivery service, leaving residents in lower-income areas with slower shipping.
- Lawsuit was filed by D.C.'s attorney general in 2024
- Amazon was accused of excluding two ZIP codes from Prime delivery
- The two sides settled; terms were not disclosed
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