Google and Facebook 'Jedi Blue' ad deal probed by EU, Britain

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Google and Facebook 'Jedi Blue' ad deal probed by EU, Britain
European Union and British antitrust authorities launched parallel investigations into a 2018 online display advertising deal between Google and Facebook, adding to a long list of regulatory challenges facing the US tech giants. Google and Facebook, whose parent company is now called Meta, ...

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