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Apple could face new charge sheet in EU

New EU charges on the horizon for Apple over App Store restrictions
The goalposts keep moving,” Apple said in a statement, adding that it is being asked to comply with shifting interpretations of the DMA. The company says it has invested hund
Apple in trouble again as EU prepares fresh charges over App Store restrictions, deadline set for June 26
Apple could face hefty fines in the European Union over alleged violations of the new Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules by June 26, which could mean the company to pay penalties up to 5% of its global revenue for each day of non-compliance under the DMA.
Apple on EU radar again: Tech giant risks fresh charges over App Store curbs
Apple Inc. faces potential new EU antitrust charges for violating digital laws, risking fines up to 5% of daily revenue for each day of non-compliance. Apple claims EU regulations are inconsistent, complicating compliance efforts.
Apple Risks Fresh EU Charge Sheet Over App Store Curbs
Apple Inc. is edging toward another charge sheet from European Union antitrust watchdogs unless it quickly fixes alleged violations of a new digital law that led to a €500 million ($579 million) fine earlier this year.
Apple could face new charge sheet in EU over App Store rules - report
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is nearing another charge sheet from the European Commission unless the company quickly fixes alleged violations under the region's Digital Markets Act that led to a €500M fine earlier this year,
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EU charges Apple with breaking tech competition rules, threatens hefty fine
The EU's technology and competition regulator, the European Commission, announced that preliminary findings into an investigation it launched against Apple in March found the company's App Store ...
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EU targets Apple's App Store with first charges using new digital competition rules
“All developers doing business in the EU on the App Store ... Monday leveled their first charges under the bloc’s new digital competition rulebook, accusing Apple of preventing app makers ...