U.S. authorities requires breakup of Fb

The Federal Commerce Fee sued to break up Fb on Wednesday, asking a federal court to energy the sell-off of assets similar to Instagram and WhatsApp.
The Federal Trade Commission sued to break up Facebook on Wednesday, asking a federal court to force the sell-off of assets such as Instagram and WhatsApp.Original article
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