US and States Say Facebook Illegally Crushed Competition

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US and States Say Facebook Illegally Crushed Competition

WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission and more than 40 states accused Facebook on Wednesday of becoming a social media monopoly by buying up its rivals to illegally squash competition, and said the deals that turned the social network into a …
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PubMatic, a 14-year-old ad tech company, pops nearly 50% on IPO

PubMatic, a sell-side advertising platform that runs real-time programmatic ad transactions, launched its initial public offering on Wednesday. · The company’s stock opened at $25.12 and shot up after it started trading.
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Holiday shipping deadlines 2020: How to get packages on time

We rounded up everything you need to know to make sure everyone on your list has something to unwrap this year. Christmas gifts during self-isolation period. Last-minute shopping? Don’t miss these shipping deadlines to receive your packages on time.
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DoorDash stock sprints more than 85% higher than IPO price in Wall Street debut

Its shares are fluctuating after hours. The San Francisco company, which launched its service in the suburbs of Silicon Valley in 2013 and now commands half the U.S. market for app-based food delivery, raised at least $3 billion at a valuation of more than $32 …
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FCC confirms $300+ million to expand rural broadband in Missouri

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.- The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is giving out $9.2 billion to increase broadband access to Americans. In total, Missouri will receive $346,297,660.20 through the FCC’s Rural Digital Opportunity Fund Phase 1 auction.
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