Several states have opened antitrust investigations into a cooperative advertising pact struck last month by Google and Yahoo, according to sources familiar with the inquiries.
Several states have opened antitrust investigations into a cooperative advertising pact struck last month by Google and Yahoo, according to sources familiar with the inquiries.
About a dozen states are closely reviewing the agreement, which joins two of the world’s most dominant Internet companies. Connecticut, Florida and at least two other states, have issued subpoenas or other compulsory requests for documents, the sources said. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they aren’t authorized to comment publicly on the matter.
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