Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook

Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook rescheduled for July 29

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Published 26 Jul 2020

Apple CEO Tim Cook was set to testify on Monday, July 27 to the House Judiciary Committee as part of an antitrust probe, but the hearing ended up getting delayed due to the memorial service for the late civil rights leader John Lewis, who passed away last week. Now, the House antitrust subcommittee has announced that the hearing will take place on Wednesday, July 29.

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Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook rescheduled for July 29

Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook rescheduled for July 29

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