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San Francisco As the CEOs of Facebook , Google , Amazon and Apple faced Congress on Wednesday, many things they or their employees had said in the past were used against them.
As they grilled Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai, Jeff Bezos and Tim Cook about whether their companies were too powerful and engaged in monopolistic practices, members of the House Judiciary subcommittee used several internal documents, including some from the CEOs themselves, to highlight instances when the companies stifled — or even threatened — competitors.
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