US: State AGs will reportedly kick off antitrust investigation into tech giants
A group of state attorneys general is preparing to move forward with a joint antitrust investigation of big technology companies. Citing sources, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday the probe could be launched in September and could look into whether companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon use their power to stifle competition in the market.
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