Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook

Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook likely to be postponed

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Published 24 Jul 2020

The tech antitrust hearing which was due to hear testimony from Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday is likely to be postponed. The hearing clashes with a memorial service for the acclaimed civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis.

Cook is one of four tech giant CEOs due to give evidence as part of a year-long investigation into whether Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook have been guilty of anticompetitive practices which break the law …

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Tech antitrust hearing with testimony from Tim Cook likely to be postponed

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