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Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta reportedly extended a paltry offer of just $450 million to settle the landmark FTC antitrust case that could result in the company’s breakup. Zuckerberg made the offer ...

The Federal Trade Commission presented a series of explosive private messages, including a 2012 exchange in which Zuckerberg said buying Instagram would “neutralize a competitor” — a turn of ...

However, given the supremacy of the major U.S. technology giants GAFA—Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon—the FTC’s action is of no small significance if it can create greater chances for ...

Either way, the Federal Trade Commission’s case against Meta, which began in a courtroom on Monday, is a bad one. Since President Donald Trump’s second presidential victory, much has been made ...

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The ongoing FTC antitrust trial challenges the company’s acquisitions and market power, potentially reshaping its future in the social media space. Discover outperforming stocks and invest ...

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On this episode of Uncanny Valley, we unpack the trial between Meta and the FTC. You can always listen to this week's podcast through the audio player on this page, but if you want to subscribe ...

Mark Zuckerberg personally offered $450 million to settle Meta’s antitrust case just weeks before trial, but the proposal was swiftly rejected by Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Andrew ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently testified at a high-stakes trial in Washington, where the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is trying to break up Meta’s ownership of Instagram and WhatsApp.

Zuckerberg, called as the first witness by the FTC, addressed internal communications that the agency says reveal concerns about Instagram's rapid growth and Meta's lack of progress on similar ...