US panel votes yes on 'break 'em up' antitrust bill

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US panel votes yes on 'break 'em up' antitrust bill

Competition concerns result in 21-20 vote.

The US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee voted on Thursday to require Big Tech platforms to choose between running a platform and competing on it, wrapping up two days of votes that saw the approval of four measures directly aimed at reining in the power of some of the country's ...

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