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Regulators admit infighting on US big tech probe

By Diane Bartz on Sep 19, 2019 7:10AM
Regulators admit infighting on US big tech probe

A case of too many cooks.

The top US antitrust regulators admitted at a congressional hearing on Tuesday that they had wasted time arguing over who would investigate which tech company, as they take on major probes of firms like Google for allegedly using their market power unfairly. The Justice Department's antitrust ...

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