"Supreme Court's Decision on Apple-Epic Antitrust Case Impacts App Store Sales"

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The Supreme Court has declined to hear the Apple-Epic antitrust case, upholding the lower court's ruling that Apple's App Store practices are not anticompetitive. This means app makers can now direct customers to the web from links inside their apps, potentially reducing Apple's cut of developer revenues. Epic Games' CEO Tim Sweeney expressed disappointment but stated that the fight continues, while Apple's stock dropped over two and a half percent following the news.
- Supreme Court declines to hear Apple-Epic antitrust case, meaning developers can point customers to the web TechCrunch
- Supreme Court rejects Epic v. Apple antitrust case The Verge
- Apple risks a hit to its sales after Supreme Court declines to review Epic’s app store case CNN
- U.S. Supreme Court snubs Epic Games legal battle with Apple CNBC
- US Supreme Court snubs Apple-Epic Games legal battle Yahoo Finance
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