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Earnings from Meta, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet are in focus this week. Here's what to expect from their earnings reports and more on TheStreet Today.

Amazon is cutting 100 technology jobs and other positions in San Diego as part of a company-wide downsizing announced earlier this month.

Comments by Apple Inc. executives and policies imposed on employees have been deemed illegal by US National Labor Relations Board prosecutors, who say they violate workers’ rights.

"Tech stocks have fallen pretty far down on the list of concerns (and the price action) is telling us something,” said Bank of America strategists ahead of a key week for mega cap earnings.

When Google reports fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 2, YouTube's slowing ad revenue growth is expected to be a weak spot.

Consumer electronics giant Apple faces numerous concerns ahead of its December-quarter earnings release next week.

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Antitrust enforcers should be willing to challenge mergers that decrease competition, without trusting corporations to stick to promised remedies, a top Justice Department official said Thursday, two days after the department sued Alphabet Inc.’s Google to break up its online advertising business.

The case adds to the search and advertising giant’s antitrust burden and will test the ability of even the most well-resourced of companies to fight a global battle.

It’s not every day that the federal government and states as varied as Tennessee and New York find themselves on the same side of a legal dispute, but these were joined by New Jersey, Virginia, Colorado, California, Rhode Island and Connecticut yesterday in filing suit against Google parent company Alphabet…

Managers said to be covering for striking staff, though firm insists action has not disrupted activity