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Apple to Likely Face US DOJ Antitrust Lawsuit Over iPhone Dominance and Control [REPORT] - Vimarsana News

Apple to Likely Face US DOJ Antitrust Lawsuit Over iPhone Dominance and Control [REPORT]

Apple is likely to be served with a lawsuit from the US DOJ regarding the Antitrust one of these days, and it is a part of a 2-year probe.

This Week In Credit Card News: Amex Debuts Checkout-Free Store; Save Big On Groceries And Streaming - Vimarsana News

This Week In Credit Card News: Amex Debuts Checkout-Free Store; Save Big On Groceries And Streaming

What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries

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Apple AirTags vs. Tile: Cupertino's Antitrust, Monopolistic Copy from Bluetooth Startup? - Vimarsana News

Apple AirTags vs. Tile: Cupertino's Antitrust, Monopolistic Copy from Bluetooth Startup?

20 April 2021, 08:04 pm "Apple AirTags vs. Tile" is one of the most searched queries in Google and other social media platforms as the new object tracker from the Cupertino company debuted for people to prevent losing things. However, some speculations claimed it was a copy from Tile, as part of the "monopolistic" and antitrust approach of Apple, known to be caught up in this. (Photo : Apple Newsroom) The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been gunning for the different Big Tech companies like Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, and others for the Antitrust laws which they allegedly...

Dutch competition regulators nearing draft decision in Apple investigation - Vimarsana News

Dutch competition regulators nearing draft decision in Apple investigation

3 Min Read Feb 25 (Reuters) - Dutch competition authorities are nearing a draft decision in a years-long investigation into Apple Inc over rules requiring software developers to use its in-app payment system, according to a letter sent this month to some of the developers involved in the case. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets, or ACM, said in 2019 here that it was investigating Apple's requirement that developers use its payment system, which charges commissions of between 15% and 30%. If it issues a decision soon, the ACM could become the first antitrust authority to rule ...