Tim Sweeny News Today

Xbox's President posted on X that Apple's EU policies are "a step in the wrong direction." The proposed changes only impact the EU.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's denial of Apple's appeal in its ongoing battle with Epic Games, the Cupertino-based company has announced several changes to its App Store Guidelines.

On top of fighting (and losing to) Epic Games over Play Store antitrust concerns, Google has been fighting a similar lawsuit filed by 36 states and the District of Columbia in 2021.

Apple stock has risen 58.40% this year. Moving averages suggest it should continue, but RSI indicates near-term correction.

Changes are expected to unfold over several years and both tech behemoths may still comply with legal requirements in ways that do not significantly impact revenue.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney expresses satisfaction with the recent antitrust verdict against Google, revealing that his suspicions about Google's behind-the-scenes practices were confirmed, particularly regarding "Project Hug" and preferential treatment of Spotify, and hopes this will lead to stricter scrutiny of other tech giants.

Epic Games sued Google in 2020 alleging that the tech giant uses its dominant position in the market to make deals with phone makers and charge extra fees from consumers.

A new Fortnite game mode is coming, this time bringing that Rocket League racing gameplay to the metaverse giant.

It's day nine of the trial and Tim Sweeny has taken the stand in the case of Epic vs. Google.

Rock star CEO John Riccitiello was the face of Unity. Since the IPO three years ago, things have not gone well.