Tim Cook and other CEOs to testify in antitrust

Tim Cook and other CEOs to testify in antitrust subcommittee on July 27

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Published 06 Jul 2020

Last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook agreed to testify in the U.S. House Judiciary Committee antitrust probe later this month, with the date to be announced. The House Judiciary today confirmed that Cook and other CEOs of big tech companies will be heard on July 27.

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Tim Cook and other CEOs to testify in antitrust subcommittee on July 27

Tim Cook and other CEOs to testify in antitrust subcommittee on July 27

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