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Brazil antitrust watchdog questions Fb's WhatsApp cost charges

Brazil's antitrust watchdog is asking Fb Inc to clarify the charge construction for its short-lived funds service launched in June in partnership with card processor Cielo SA, in accordance with a doc seen by Reuters.
Brazil's antitrust watchdog is asking Facebook Inc to explain the fee structure for its short-lived payments service launched in June in partnership with card processor Cielo SA, according to a document seen by Reuters.

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