A new app store coming to iPhones in the EU provides a glimpse into what changes iPhone users in the US can expect if the Department of Justice wins its antitrust lawsuit against Apple.

The landmark antitrust lawsuit filed against Apple on Thursday adds to the growing pile of problems facing the iPhone maker.

Apple has lost its legal battle against German regulators, with the Federal Court of Justice upholding a decision that places ...

The tariff actions, which could upend nearly $2.2 trillion in two-way annual U.S. trade, went live hours after Trump declared that all three countries had failed to do enough to stem the flow of ...

Longtime Apple executive Phil Schiller on Monday conceded he initially opposed fees that the iPhone maker charges for in app-transactions processed outside its own payment system because he feared ...

alleging it illegally removed its app from the Apple app store over copyright infringement concerns. On Jan. 30, a California federal judge finalized a ruling that denied Musi's motion to force ...

Epic Games managed to force Apple into some App Store concessions with legal activity and campaigning, but it doesn't seem to ...

Developers vs. App Store: Apple’s Fights, Explained Apple’s stock-market value hit a new record this year, but its longstanding disputes with app developers are bubbling over into public view.

When contacted by AFP, Apple referred to a 2022 statement, in which it said 85% of the applications on the App Store are free. “We believe this lawsuit is meritless and welcome the opportunity ...

Epic’s earlier case against Apple’s App Store policies was mostly unsuccessful ... to have one of its major antitrust cases – a lawsuit challenging Google’s advertising technology business ...

Supreme Court to decide whether Apple can be sued over its app prices A 1977 Supreme Court decision said customers can win anti-trust damages only from direct sellers, not distributors like Apple.

Apple Inc. lost its fight at Germany’s top civil court to overturn a regulator’s decision to put it under tighter antitrust ...