By fmsmnews / July 27, 2020

Congress has a million-plus documents from Big Tech antitrust investigation, and are ready to grill big-name CEOs

For more than a year, the federal government has circled Big Tech and its business practices. On Wednesday, members of…

For more than a year, the federal government has circled Big Tech and its business practices. On Wednesday, members of the House of Representatives will roll out evidence their staffs have found and put pressure directly on some of the most prominent executives in the world.

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