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House wants four 'big tech' CEOs to testify in competition probe

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Published 13 Jun 2020

A House investigation into tech competition may have testimony from some of the biggest names in the industry — if they agree, at least. Axios understands the Judiciary Committee has asked Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook to say if their CEOs wil...

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House wants four 'big tech' CEOs to testify in competition probe

House wants four 'big tech' CEOs to testify in competition probe

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