Japan to work closely with the US and EU to regulate tech giants

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Japan is prepared to take appropriate measures if it finds that technology firms are abusing their powers to hamper competition

Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) is ready to work closely with counterparts in the US and Europe to regulate the big technology firms. In an interview with the Reuters, Kazuyuki Furuya, the n...

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