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CMA breached international law by blocking Giphy buyout, Meta tells judges
CMA's decision to prohibit Meta's purchase of Giphy is a 'global concern,' it claims
Facebook-owner Meta told the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) judges on Tuesday that UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) violated international law when it blocked the company's purchase ...
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