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Apple violated antitrust ruling over App Store practices, US judge finds
U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers determined that Apple’s implementation of a 27% fee on external purchases and the display of warnings about third-party payment methods obstructed the court’s directive to permit developers to inform users about alternative payment options.
With shares trading just above a key support level, investors will be alert for clues about Apple’s manufacturing plans.
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