The outcome of the Epic Games case may set a precedent for how digital marketplaces operate. If Apple is required to alter its commission structure, it could lead to similar changes across other ...

Apple is today announcing some updates to its Digital Markets Act compliance plan in the European Union, with changes to external linking that give developers more freedom to direct customers to ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) may soon confront a wave of class action-style damages claims across the European Union after the ...

Apple Inc. today appealed a €500 million fine that it had received in the European Union last year over the App Store’s terms of service. The company filed the ...

App Store Facilitated $1.3 Trillion in 2024, As Apple Defended Developer Fees Your email has been sent Apple’s App Store facilitated $1.3 trillion worth of app sales and billings in 2024, and the ...

Apple (AAPL) is facing a groundbreaking $1.8 billion mass lawsuit in London, where it stands accused of abusing its dominant market position by imposing a 30% commission on app developers using its ...

Remember that feeling when your favorite band’s lead guitarist suddenly quits right before a tour? That’s Apple right now, watching its App Store revenue model potentially walk out the door. The ...

Apple today shared a study commissioned from Analysis Group [PDF] that looks at App Store pricing changes before and after reduced fees took effect in the EU in March 2024 under the Digital Markets ...

The EU has today announced that it is not satisfied that Apple’s App Store changes comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), and the company is now officially under investigation for non-compliance.

Apple lost an early attempt to stop a Dutch antitrust lawsuit, and Europe's top court says the case can now move forward.

Apple Fellow Phil Schiller, the executive in charge of leading the App Store, testified in court on Monday that he had originally raised concerns about the 27% commission the iPhone maker planned to ...

Apple is flouting a court order intended to reshape the iPhone maker’s app store in the United States, according to a court filing by rival tech giants including Meta, Microsoft, X and the dating-app ...