Apple CEO Tim Cook to Congress: The App Store is in a

Apple CEO Tim Cook to Congress: The App Store is in a 'street fight for market share'

Mashable

Published 29 Jul 2020

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Speaking to the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law via WebEx on Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook defended the company from accusations of anticompetitive behavior when it comes to the App Store.

At one point, Cook downplayed...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook to Congress: The App Store is in a 'street fight for market share'

Apple CEO Tim Cook to Congress: The App Store is in a 'street fight for market share'

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