Apple doubles down on its right to profit from other

Apple doubles down on its right to profit from other businesses

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Published 17 Jun 2020

Apple this week is getting publicly dragged for digging in its heels over its right to take a cut of subscription-based transactions that flow through its App Store. Almost unbelievably, it’s doing so so in the middle of antitrust investigations both in the E.U. and the U.S. — the latter which CEO Tim Cook may […]

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Apple doubles down on its right to profit from other businesses

Apple doubles down on its right to profit from other businesses

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