Next week's scheduled hearing on Capitol Hill that was to bring together the CEOs of major technology companies may not happen.
A House antitrust subcommittee was going to quiz Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Apple's Tim Cook, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sundar Pichai on Monday July 27.
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Monday is also the day of the memorial service for late Rep. John Lewis.
A source familiar with the situation tells FOX Business “likely this hearing is not happening.”
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It was reported this week by The Information, that Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, was interviewed by the committee via videoconference.
The Microsoft executive discussed his company’s concerns about how Apple operates its App Store.
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Dow Jones reported Apple's App Store has come under fire from developers, customers and lawmakers because it takes a 30 percent cut of sales and has rules shaping the way developers' market and price apps.
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Apple has defended how the App Store operates.
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