Apple may have avoided major daily fines from the European Union thanks to some recent changes it made to the App Store. A new report suggests that the EU is likely to approve Apple's updated policies ...

Apple's changes to its App Store rules and fees will likely secure the green light from EU antitrust regulators, a move that ...

EU Apple and pear production will stay at the same levels of past years, but still below 3- and 5- year averages, said ...

Apple is appealing the 500 million euro ($570 million) fine that it is facing in the European Union for allegedly violating the Digital ...

Japanese regulators have mandated Apple to allow third-party browser engines on iOS by December 2025, aiming to foster ...

The European Union has sent Apple preliminary instructions on how it expects the iPhone maker to comply with interoperability provisions in the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), its flagship ...

Apple will use its time in court to try to prove these claims, but the action will probably stretch across years — unless Commissioners change their approach or the political intention in the EU ...

European Union antitrust regulators have fined Apple AAPL.O 500 million euros ($570 million) and Meta META.O 200 million euros to make the companies comply with the Digital Markets Act, which ...

He said the U.S. has a trade deficit of more than $250 billion and that current trade negotiations are "going nowhere." Trump is proposing a 50% tariff on all EU goods starting June 1, unless they ...

Europe gives your privacy away I’m not just talking about the notion that Apple must permit sideloading on iPhones and offer support for app services outside of the App Store.

The EU further specifies that Apple has to enable interoperability features through complete, free, and well-documented APIs, that they have to be equally effective as the solutions Apple uses (no ...