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Indian antitrust body draws Apple's ire as $38 billion fine looms

Apple has set its sights on India's antitrust watchdog, questioning the legality of a request for its financial data as part of an ongoing battle over its App Store policies. Apple's App Store rules continue to get it into trouble India's competition body wants the information so it can calculate wh…

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Indian antitrust body draws Apple's ire as $38 billion fine looms

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