The tech giant had been ordered in 2021 to allow greater competition and open the App Store up to outside payment options.

European Commission antitrust regulators appear ready to close a year-long investigation into Apple (AAPL) and its iPhone browser options, according to Reuters.

Apple is main focus, but Google doesn’t escape the regulator’s scrutiny either, with its business practices to promote Chrome coming under fire.

China is the latest regulator probing Apple's App Store, as developers want lower fees, and third-party app stores and payment systems.

According to recent reports, Chinese regulators are looking into potentially launching antitrust investigations into Apple in China.

Apple shares dropped in premarket trading after Bloomberg reported that Chinese regulators are considering opening a formal investigation into the company’s App Store fees and policies. The ...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has called for a formal investigation into Apple and Google's dominance of the mobile market. Last Friday, the CMA's independent inquiry group published ...

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) received a mixed dose of legal news on Friday when the European Commission said it was closing its antitrust investigation into the company's e-books business, while the U.K ...

An Apple ebooks antitrust investigation being carried out by the European Union has been closed without reaching a conclusion. The EU says the probe ended is because the complaint against the ...

Spain's competition authority has launched an investigation into Apple's App Store over potential anti-competitive practices that could result in hefty fines (via Reuters). The National Commission ...

Spanish antitrust officials launched an investigation into Apple, saying the iPhone maker might be imposing unfair conditions on developers who rely on its App Store to distribute their applications.