Interview - Tech CEOs face antitrust grilling by U.S. Congress

If you could sit down with the richest and most powerful CEOs in
the world and ask them anything you want, what would you ask
them?


That's the situation that 15 members of U.S. Congress found
themselves in on Wednesday. The antitrust panel questioned Amazon
CEO Jeff Bezos, Apple boss Tim Cook, Facebook chief Mark
Zuckerberg, and Google head honcho Sundar Pichai. In a session
that lasted more than five hours, lawmakers grilled the CEOs of
the most valuable firms in the world about their competitive
practices. 


With guest Ken Weston, a senior research analyst in management
and governance at Info-Tech Research Group.