Wall St critic Warren vows to break up Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google

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Wall St critic Warren vows to break up Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google

To promote competition in technology sector.

Senator Elizabeth Warren vowed on Friday to break up Amazon, Google and Facebook if elected US president to promote competition in the technology sector. Seeking to stand out in a crowded field vying to be the Democratic candidate for president in 2020, Warren said at a campaign event in Queens ...

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