DOJ opens anti-trust investigation into Big Tech: Facebook, Google, Apple, Twitter and Amazon
The Justice Department is opening a broad antitrust review into whether dominant technology firms are unlawfully stifling competition, adding a new Washington threat for companies such as Facebook, Google, Amazon.com and Apple.
The agency will examine practices of online platforms that dominate internet search, social media and retail services, the DOJ said in a statement Tuesday.
In a June interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook said “I don’t think anybody reasonable is gonna come to the conclusion that Apple’s a monopoly,” because “we don’t have a dominant position in any market.”
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