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Inflation is just the icing on the cake - Vimarsana News

Inflation is just the icing on the cake

The better-than-expected GDP data and strong corporate results have raised investors morale. Today’s inflation data is another boost and it looks like we're getting closer to the first rate cut. -January 26, 2024 at 09:19 am EST - MarketScreener

EU threatens Apple with 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short - Vimarsana News

EU threatens Apple with 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short

Apple faces strong action if changes to its App Store do not meet incoming European Union regulations, the EU's industry chief threatened on…

Apple faces 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short, EU's industry chief says - Vimarsana News

Apple faces 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short, EU's industry chief says

In a move designed to comply with the EU’s incoming Digital Markets Act, Apple will soon allow software developers to distribute their apps to Apple devices via alternative stores

Apple faces 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short, EU's Breton says, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Apple faces 'strong action' if App Store changes fall short, EU's Breton says, ET Telecom

Asked about Apple's plans, EU industry chief Thierry Breton exclusively told Reuters: "The DMA will open the gates of the internet to competition so that digital markets are fair and open. Change is already happening. As from 7 March we will assess companies' proposals, with the feedback of third parties."

Apple bids to throw out $1 billion UK lawsuit over app store fees - Vimarsana News

Apple bids to throw out $1 billion UK lawsuit over app store fees

The case alleges Apple charged third-party developers unfair commissions of up to 30 percent on purchases of apps or other content