Fb Case Presents Check for Antitrust Enforcement, Federal Courts

The case comes amid a national debate about whether or not or now not a handful of tech firms have turn into too dominant—and whether or not or now not antitrust enforcers must have finished further to police extremely efficient firms and concentrated industries.undefined
The case comes amid a national debate about whether a handful of tech companies have become too dominant—and whether antitrust enforcers should have done more to police powerful firms and concentrated industries.undefinedOriginal article
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