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The bosses of Amazon, Apple, Fb and Google confronted a Washington grilling over their market energy. There have been some foolish queries. However in addition they encountered pointed questions and proof about squashing rivals. Gina Chon explains why the moguls have some self-examining to do.
The bosses of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google faced a Washington grilling over their market power. There were some silly queries. But they also encountered pointed questions and evidence about squashing rivals. Gina Chon explains why the moguls have some self-examining to do.

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