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Apple reduces app developer commission fees in China to 25% from 30%, aiming to ease regulatory pressures and boost its presence in the country’s growing app market starting March 15.
Apple denies deliberately overstating Siri's AI abilities and compliance with an Epic Games injunction amid a massive shareholder lawsuit claiming fraud and potential losses exceeding hundreds of bil…
A UK class action against Apple ruled the company abused its dominant position by charging a 30% App Store commission, delivering a major win for consumers and litigation funders but highlighting inc…
A federal judge decertified the Apple iPhone app monopoly class action, citing flaws in plaintiff damage models, delaying potential payouts but leaving Apple's App Store commission practices under sc…
Apple faces intensifying global antitrust scrutiny as Match urges India watchdog to impose hefty fines over Apple's 30% fee, arguing it stifles Match’s revenue and growth in India's app market. Previ…
Apple lost a UK class action ruling deeming its 30% App Store commission unfair, potentially facing £1.5 billion in damages. The company plans to appeal, signaling prolonged litigation with wider imp…
Apple lost a UK lawsuit over alleged app store commission abuses, with damages to be decided next month. The ruling calls Apple’s 30% fee excessive, but the company plans to appeal, citing a competit…
Chinese users filed an antitrust complaint against Apple for abusing market dominance by restricting app distribution and charging high commissions in China, intensifying regulatory scrutiny amid US-…