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google says they compete for searches with yelp, and travelocity.ut some lawmakers weren't buying it. they said they offer a lot of different options and drive users to use their platform and it's integrated across multiple platforms. they think that puts them an unfair position. and they were asked about killer acquisitions. facebook says sometimes acquisitions don't work out. and they have only ended product for a sound business reason. they said they compete with brick and mortar stores. here is their explanation as to why. >> the notion that two products exactly the same do not compete with each other because one was ordered online and one was bought in a brick and mortar store makes little sense. reporter: amazon says they don't use their platform to pull data on platforms selling the best from third party companies, then replicate those 0 products to get an edge on their competition. liz: the truly remarkable house floor fight. it's about what nancy pelosi said about the president. chad pergram has more. >> this was an extraordinary scene on t

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facebook or google saying they compete directly with amazon, yelp, microsoft and travelocity for competition in search. facebook saying they compete with snapchat, skype, tell gram, youtube, ticktock. they offer video and messaging services and connect users to each other. that is their direct competition. amazon listed alibaba, kroger, other grocery stores as people they are, companies that they are competing directly with. even when it went further to explain why, brick-and-mortar is their competition. >> the notion that two products exactly the same, do not compete with each other, simply because one was ordered online and one was bought in a brick-and-mortar store makes little sense. reporter: facebook was asked about killer acquisitions. the idea they're purchasing apps and start-ups to shut them down, facebook says anytime they purchased a start-up, acquired a app, months later shut it down because some acquisitions don't work out and they discontinued those products because of sound legitimate business judgment, for no other reason. melissa: looks like a good buy, all of sudden not a

when consumers search for information they can choose him as a amazon yelp travelocity and many country companies like these that support strong user growth. if you don't want to use google there are other information providers available. we always fate also face competition around the world. the success enables us to make research and investment developments necessary to compete in a global environment with other global players. firms are competing as well. we can continue to see record- setting venture activity with companies raising more than $130 billion in financing, the highest amount in over a decade. the technology sector has had one of the highest rates of formation and job creation over the past three decades. in fact, in the first quarter of 2019 147 american companies reached so-called unicorn status with valuations exceeding $1 billion. these companies had a combined value of $582 billion in the first quarter of the year. the highest aggregate value ever recorded, is a rate of new business success unrivaled elsewhere in the economy creating new companies that compete with e

specialized search services are strong competitors including companies like amazon, ebay, kayak, travelocitytty much saying they do not engage in monopolistic behaviors, very similar to what tim cook did when he said apple didn't engage in monopolistic behaviors. last but not least, you are getting political complaints about these big companies. you have republicans that are saying they are stifling conservative views. you have some democrats like elizabeth warren saying they should be breaking up big tech and all of this comes after the eu has been scrutinizing american technology companies over the same thing, antitrust issues. so the case in the united states could potentially go on for many years to come. back to you. neil: who knew that it would start in the united states? kristina: i know. neil: kristina, thank you very, very much. to her point, obvious targets are the ones they are looking at, amazon, apple, google, all those issues are down. you have the nasdaq still up so if you are a bull, you look for bullish signals. that could be important to say that the chiefs who led that par