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Google's advert trade shall be scrutinized like by no means earlier than in antitrust investigation

A brand new document stated investigators are asking Google to supply explanations and paperwork associated with web advertising.
A new report said investigators are asking Google to provide explanations and documents related to online advertising.

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Author: Cnbc

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