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Congress prepares to grill CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Fb and Google

The executives of Amazon, Apple, Fb and Google are set to face hours of questions from members of the Home’s antitrust subcommittee.
The executives of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google are set to face hours of questions from members of the House’s antitrust subcommittee.

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