AT&T and Time Warner versus the DOJ: What's happened so far
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AT&T and Time Warner versus the DOJ: What's happened so far

The companies just wrapped up legal arguments in defense of their proposed $85 billion merger. Next up: The Justice Department gets a chance at a rebuttal.

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LG G7 ThinQ will come with dedicated Google Assistant button

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