传美国联邦贸易委员会或控告Facebook垄断
《华尔街日报》引述消息人士报道,美国联邦贸易委员会(FTC)正准备在年底前对Facebook(FB.US)提出反垄断起诉。
FTC已就Facebook利用强大的市场地位来扼杀竞争进行一年多的调查,消息人士称,FTC仍未决定是否起诉Facebook,但就算已经在进行相关准备仍不代表FTC最终会提出起诉。
据悉,FTC的人员仍在查问有关Facebook过去收购交易,以及公司如何管理平台上应用程式开发方的相关问题。
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