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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Friday, January 31st. I'm Belle Lynn for the Wall Street Journal. We are exclusively

reporting that Meta is discussing moving its incorporation from Delaware, which is where most big

U.S. companies are legally housed. That's according to people familiar with the matter.

Meta has talked to Texas officials about the possible changes

and has also considered reincorporating in other states, according to those sources. The paperwork

change wouldn't relocate Meta's corporate headquarters. A meta spokesman said there are

no plans to move the company's corporate headquarters from California

and declined to comment further. The European Union's top antitrust enforcer has responded to

criticism from President Trump, who attacked the multi-billion euros and fines the block has imposed

on American tech giants over the last decade.

The top European Commissioner in charge of competition said the funds are, quote, not a tax on

American companies. The remarks from the EU come roughly a week after Trump said in an address to

the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland,

that the EU, quote, treats us very, very unfairly.

The bloc has issued some 8.25 billion euros in fines to Alphabet's Google in the last 10 years,

and recently fined META, 797.7 million euros for allegedly abusing its

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