Justice Department seeks more information on $22-billion Roku deal after Trump blasts ouster of Fox News host
The Department of Justice requested additional information from Fox about its planned acquisition of Roku, which operates its own ad-support
The Department of Justice requested additional information from Fox about its planned acquisition of Roku, which operates its own ad-supported streaming service and sells hardware such as Internet-connected TV devices.
Original reporting: LA Times, Business.
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