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Apple Said to Face Fine Under EU's Landmark Digital Markets Act
European Union's antitrust regulators may fine Apple in the coming days. The regulators charged in June that the iPhone maker had breached the bloc's tech rules. The charge against Apple was the first by the Commission under its Digital Markets Act (DMA).
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Apple to Let Music Streaming Apps in Europe Link to Own Websites for Purchases to Comply With EU Rules
Apple announced measures on Friday to make it easier for music streaming apps on its App Store in the European Economic Area to inform users of other ways to purchase digital services, as it looks to comply with a European Union mandate.
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Google, Apple and Meta to Face First Digital Markets Act Probes in the EU
Google, Apple and Meta will be the first Big Tech firms to face antitrust probes from EU regulators, under the Digital Markets Act that recently went into effect. The new European law went into effect on March 7 and is designed to check the power of Big Tech firms, with big fines for firms that violate the act.
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Apple Hit With $2 Billion EU Antitrust Fine in Spotify Case, Will Appeal
Brussels on Monday fined Apple EUR 1.84 billion euros $2 billion for thwarting competition from music streaming rivals via restrictions on its App Store, the iPhone maker's first ever penalty for breaching EU rules.
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Apple Hit With Over $ 1.95 billion EU Antitrust Fine In Spotify Case
Apple was hit with an EU antitrust fine of over 1.8 billion euros ($1.95 billion) on Monday, its first ever, for preventing Spotify and other music streaming services from informing users of payment options outside its App Store.
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Apple Set to Face Over $500 Million Fine After EU Finds It Broke Rules to Silence Spotify, Other Rivals
Apple will face a European Union fine close to EUR 500 million ($539 million or roughly Rs. 4,475 crore) over the regulator’s investigation into allegations it silenced music-streaming rivals, including Spotify Technology SA, on its platforms.
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EU To Fine Apple About $539 Million Over Competition Law Breach: Report
The European Union is set to fine Apple about 500 million euros ($539 million) over alleged breaches of EU competition law, the Financial Times reported on Sunday citing unnamed sources.
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Apple, Meta, Other Tech Giants Brace for Rollout of EU’s Digital Services Act
More than a dozen of the world's biggest tech companies face unprecedented legal scrutiny, as the European Union's sweeping Digital Services Act (DSA) imposes new rules on content moderation, user privacy and transparency this month.
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Apple Seeks to Fend Off EU Antitrust Charge Based on Spotify's Complaint
Apple will on Friday seek to fend off a revised EU antitrust charge and possible hefty fine linked to claims it prevents music streaming companies such as Spotify from informing users of other buying options outside its App Store. The iPhone maker will set out its arguments to senior European Commission officials and their peers at national competi...
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Qualcomm Win Confirmed as EU Regulators Won't Appeal Court Ruling Against $1 Billion Fine
Qualcomm's win in Europe's General Court will not be appealed by the European Commission, the regulator confirmed on Friday. The court had ruled in favour of the chip designer, after it found procedural irregularities in the regulator's handling of the case that negatively affected Qualcomm's rights of defence.
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Qualcomm Records Major Win as EU May Not Appeal Court Ruling Against $991 Million Fine
The EU antitrust regulators may not appeal the court ruling that scrapped the EUR 997 million (roughly Rs. 8,000 crore) fine against Qualcomm for allegedly paying billions to Apple to block out rival chipmakers like Intel.
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EU Investigators Said to Speed Up Case Against Apple With New Charges
EU antitrust regulators are said to beef up an investigation into Apple, triggered by Spotify, with new evidence but not new charges. The European Commission last year told the iPhone maker that its App Store rules distorts competition in the music streaming market.
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Google to Cut Play Store Fees, Allow Developers to Use Rival Payment Systems: All Details
Google will allow developers of non-gaming apps to offer rival payment systems to users in the European Economic Area, the company said on Tuesday. It will also cut fees to 12 percent, down from 15 percent. The move comes as the search giant aims to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which will come into force next year and carries t...
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Qualcomm Wins Legal Case Against $1.05 Billion EU Antitrust Fine Imposed for Anti-Competitive Practice
Qualcomm has win a legal case against EU antitrust fine imposed in 2018 against the US chipmaker’s anti-competitive practice to block Apple from using chips by other companies. The EU fined Qualcomm to pay EUR 997 million (roughly Rs. 8,170 crore) for paying money to Apple to use its chips.
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EU Antitrust Chief Appeals for Global Approach Towards Big Tech to Avoid Misuse of Enforcement Gaps
Margrethe Vestager, who shaped landmark rules to curb the power of US tech giants, urged global communities to prevent Big Tech from misusing enforcement gaps. These tech giants are also under fire in South Korea, India and Australia.
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Apple Said to Face Fine Under EU's Landmark Digital Markets Act
European Union's antitrust regulators may fine Apple in the coming days. The regulators charged in June that the iPhone maker had breached the bloc's tech rules. The charge against Apple was the first by the Commission under its Digital Markets Act (DMA).
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Apple to Let Music Streaming Apps in Europe Link to Own Websites for Purchases to Comply With EU Rules
Apple announced measures on Friday to make it easier for music streaming apps on its App Store in the European Economic Area to inform users of other ways to purchase digital services, as it looks to comply with a European Union mandate.
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Google, Apple and Meta to Face First Digital Markets Act Probes in the EU
Google, Apple and Meta will be the first Big Tech firms to face antitrust probes from EU regulators, under the Digital Markets Act that recently went into effect. The new European law went into effect on March 7 and is designed to check the power of Big Tech firms, with big fines for firms that violate the act.
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Apple Hit With $2 Billion EU Antitrust Fine in Spotify Case, Will Appeal
Brussels on Monday fined Apple EUR 1.84 billion euros $2 billion for thwarting competition from music streaming rivals via restrictions on its App Store, the iPhone maker's first ever penalty for breaching EU rules.
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Apple Hit With Over $ 1.95 billion EU Antitrust Fine In Spotify Case
Apple was hit with an EU antitrust fine of over 1.8 billion euros ($1.95 billion) on Monday, its first ever, for preventing Spotify and other music streaming services from informing users of payment options outside its App Store.
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Apple Set to Face Over $500 Million Fine After EU Finds It Broke Rules to Silence Spotify, Other Rivals
Apple will face a European Union fine close to EUR 500 million ($539 million or roughly Rs. 4,475 crore) over the regulator’s investigation into allegations it silenced music-streaming rivals, including Spotify Technology SA, on its platforms.
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EU To Fine Apple About $539 Million Over Competition Law Breach: Report
The European Union is set to fine Apple about 500 million euros ($539 million) over alleged breaches of EU competition law, the Financial Times reported on Sunday citing unnamed sources.
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Apple, Meta, Other Tech Giants Brace for Rollout of EU’s Digital Services Act
More than a dozen of the world's biggest tech companies face unprecedented legal scrutiny, as the European Union's sweeping Digital Services Act (DSA) imposes new rules on content moderation, user privacy and transparency this month.
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Apple Seeks to Fend Off EU Antitrust Charge Based on Spotify's Complaint
Apple will on Friday seek to fend off a revised EU antitrust charge and possible hefty fine linked to claims it prevents music streaming companies such as Spotify from informing users of other buying options outside its App Store. The iPhone maker will set out its arguments to senior European Commission officials and their peers at national competi...
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Qualcomm Win Confirmed as EU Regulators Won't Appeal Court Ruling Against $1 Billion Fine
Qualcomm's win in Europe's General Court will not be appealed by the European Commission, the regulator confirmed on Friday. The court had ruled in favour of the chip designer, after it found procedural irregularities in the regulator's handling of the case that negatively affected Qualcomm's rights of defence.
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Qualcomm Records Major Win as EU May Not Appeal Court Ruling Against $991 Million Fine
The EU antitrust regulators may not appeal the court ruling that scrapped the EUR 997 million (roughly Rs. 8,000 crore) fine against Qualcomm for allegedly paying billions to Apple to block out rival chipmakers like Intel.
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EU Investigators Said to Speed Up Case Against Apple With New Charges
EU antitrust regulators are said to beef up an investigation into Apple, triggered by Spotify, with new evidence but not new charges. The European Commission last year told the iPhone maker that its App Store rules distorts competition in the music streaming market.
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Google to Cut Play Store Fees, Allow Developers to Use Rival Payment Systems: All Details
Google will allow developers of non-gaming apps to offer rival payment systems to users in the European Economic Area, the company said on Tuesday. It will also cut fees to 12 percent, down from 15 percent. The move comes as the search giant aims to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which will come into force next year and carries t...
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Qualcomm Wins Legal Case Against $1.05 Billion EU Antitrust Fine Imposed for Anti-Competitive Practice
Qualcomm has win a legal case against EU antitrust fine imposed in 2018 against the US chipmaker’s anti-competitive practice to block Apple from using chips by other companies. The EU fined Qualcomm to pay EUR 997 million (roughly Rs. 8,170 crore) for paying money to Apple to use its chips.
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EU Antitrust Chief Appeals for Global Approach Towards Big Tech to Avoid Misuse of Enforcement Gaps
Margrethe Vestager, who shaped landmark rules to curb the power of US tech giants, urged global communities to prevent Big Tech from misusing enforcement gaps. These tech giants are also under fire in South Korea, India and Australia.
