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Resolve required to break up the US oil refining giant a century ago is needed again
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MPs consider publishing confidential internal documents obtained from app developer
Investors should focus more on earnings and less on users
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New transparency tool will reveal spending and targeting information
Social media group argues British data were not shared with the firm
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Social network boss defends under-fire second-in-command after intense criticism
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Free market not working in protecting privacy, concedes Tim Cook
