The Court of Appeal in the United Kingdom has ruled against Apple, asserting that the company has engaged in monopolistic practices. The ruling indicates that Apple has unfairly restricted competition within the digital marketplace, specifically regarding commissions paid to app developers. The Tribunal determined that Apple’s actions violated established legal principles concerning market dominance and pricing. Specifically, the court found that Apple’s actions have suppressed competitive pressures and resulted in excessive revenue gains. The ruling establishes a precedent concerning the rights of app developers and the rules of fair market competition.
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