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The European Union (EU) fined Apple (AAPL) around $2 billion (1.8 billion euros) for "abusive App store rules for music streaming providers" in a move that the iPhone maker says could bolster Spotify
Shares of Apple dipped nearly 3% Monday morning to a four-month low, following the European Union's landmark decision to fine the company nearly $2 billion over antitrust violations, handing Apple its

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Apple stock is lower Monday, likely pressured by a big European fine. New M3 MacBook Airs are ready for order, however.
Apple's stock fell Monday morning after EU regulators slapped the company with a $2 billion fine. The fine is part of the EU's push to get Apple to open up its App Store.
The EU on Monday hit Apple with a more than 1.8-billion-euro fine ($1.9 billion) for violating the bloc's laws by preventing European users from accessing information about alternative, cheaper music
The European Commission said the fine, which was larger than most experts expected, was determined to be “proportionate to Apple's global revenues and is necessary to achieve deterrence.”
This time on Equity, we talk through Apple's massive fine in the EU, India's new rules for AI, Waymo's wins, and Salla's huge pre-IPO round.
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Amazon's earnings have soared since the start of 2023 despite an economic downturn the previous year. Meanwhile, Apple experienced four consecutive quarters of revenue declines.

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The European Commission on Monday said Apple's conduct may have led to iOS users paying “significantly higher" prices for music streaming subscriptions.
According the European Commission, Apple's rules mean that rivals such as Spotify can't tell you when cheaper subscriptions may be available outside of the iOS app.
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European Union antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager discusses the European Commission's decision to fine Apple Inc. €1.8 billion ($2 billion) for allegedly shutting out music-streaming rivals on its
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