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Google, Apple Too Close for Comfort, Advertisers Tell U.K. CMA

Complaint asks antitrust authority to probe collaboration U.K.’s CMA is already looking at Google’s

Google, Apple Too Close for Comfort, Advertisers Tell U.K. CMA

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