EU Slaps Apple with Record €500 Million Fine for Antitrust Violations in Music Streaming
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The European Union is set to impose its first-ever fine of €500 million on Apple for antitrust violations related to its music streaming services, according to sources. The EU's competition enforcer, Margrethe Vestager, is expected to announce the penalty over concerns that Apple's App Store rules unfairly limit music streaming rivals. This move comes as regulators globally scrutinize the dominance of tech giants and their control over app stores and the distribution of digital services.
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