Amazon is suing Washington state to limit the release of public records to The Washington Post from a series of state Department of Labor and Industries investigations of an Amazon Project Kuiper satellite facility in the Seattle area.

Amazon sues to stop Washington Post records release in Bezos vs. Bezos battle - Newspaper owned by the billionaire seeks records on investigations at Amazon facility

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Amazon has filed a lawsuit against Washington state’s Department of Labour and Industries (L&I) to prevent the release of records related to its satellite initiative, Project Kuiper. The Washington Post,

The lawsuit seeks to prevent the imminent release of records to the outlet. Amazon maintains that some of the information shouldn't be handed over because it contains trade secrets.

Amazon has filed a complaint to partly block The Washington Post's request for documents relating to its Project Kuiper satellite initiative.

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