Big Tech is acting like it has something to hide. And that’s not helping tech titans argue, in either the courts of law or public opinion, against the idea they have become too big for their own good.

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As the latest phase of the antitrust legal battle that could reshape Google’s business nears a conclusion, the tech giant ...