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State AGs to launch antitrust probes into Google and Facebook
By Nicolas Vega
September 6, 2019 | 11:07am | Updated
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Big Tech may have gotten too big.
That’s the take from a bipartisan group of state attorneys general, who are launching probes into Silicon Valley giants including Facebook and Google for possible antitrust violations.
Texas AG Ken Paxton on Friday said he will kick off a probe into potentially anticompetitive tactics by large tech companies on Monday, leading a team of law-enforcement heads from as many as three-dozen states.
Paxton didn’t divulge which companies where in his crosshairs, but Google will reportedly be a target because of its outsize shares of the digital advertising market, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Just hours earlier on Friday, New York AG Letitia James revealed that she is leading a multistate, bipartisan investigation into whether Facebook engaged in anticompetitive behavior and put its users at risk.
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READ MORE: https://nypost.com/2019/09/06/new-york-ag-leads-multi-state-antitrust-probe-into-facebook/
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