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CNBC Power Lunch July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Power Lunch July 14, 2024

In the green, dow up 185 points earlier. Seventh straight day of gains. Hanging in the balance up by 16 points and up by 8 and energy and communication services, best performing sectors at this hour happening right now in washington, the House Judiciary Committee holding a hearing on the dominance of big tech. Ylan mui with that story for us. Ylan reporter this is the first of the antitrust investigation. How far will they go i spoke earlier today with the chairman of the House Democratic caucus of new york and he told me that subpoenas are not off the table. To the extent that we dont receive...

Facebook Allegedly Allowed Netflix To Access Your Direct Messages - Vimarsana News

Facebook Allegedly Allowed Netflix To Access Your Direct Messages

The company Meta supposedly let Netflix read private messages from Facebook users for about ten years, breaking rules against unfair competition and privacy.

Facebook Accused of Giving Netflix Access to Users' Private Messages - Vimarsana News

Facebook Accused of Giving Netflix Access to Users' Private Messages

 

Facebook Allegedly Allowed Netflix To Access Your Direct Messages - Vimarsana News

Facebook Allegedly Allowed Netflix To Access Your Direct Messages

The company Meta supposedly let Netflix read private messages from Facebook users for about ten years, breaking rules against unfair competition and privacy.

Facebook Allegedly Allowed Netflix To Access Your Direct Messages - Vimarsana News

Facebook Allegedly Allowed Netflix To Access Your Direct Messages

The company Meta supposedly let Netflix read private messages from Facebook users for about ten years, breaking rules against unfair competition and privacy.