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Fb Foes Sue to Power Zuckerberg to Promote Majority Stake

(Bloomberg) -- Fb Inc. was once sued by means of 4 possible competition who accuse it of anticompetitive habits and who requested a pass judgement on to reserve Leader Government Officer Mark Zuckerberg to surrender regulate of the social media behemoth.The firms additionally mentioned if Fb isn’t compelled to promote its WhatsApp and
(Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc. was sued by four potential competitors who accuse it of anticompetitive behavior and who asked a judge to order Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg to give up control of the social media behemoth.The companies also said if Facebook isn’t forced to sell its WhatsApp and

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