Apple is facing a separate case brought on behalf of app developers over its App Store commissions, while Google, Meta and Amazon are also fighting high-value mass lawsuits in Britain. '100% MONOPOLY' ...

Apple is facing renewed legal scrutiny after the law firm Hagens Berman filed a new class-action lawsuit over Apple’s violations of a federal injunction to reform the App Store. The new class ...

The hits keep coming for Apple and its App Store policies. A new class-action lawsuit filed today alleges that Apple “penalized developers who sought to use linked payments with fees that ...

Apple's practices with its App Store has hurt small businesses for years. Our business Agrin Health is just one example.

Lawsuit seeks Apple to return nearly 1 billion dollars to UK app developers. The plaintiff alleges that Apple’s fees for payments made through the App Store represent an anti-competitive tax on ...

A Chinese court has agreed to hear a lawsuit filed by a local developer against Apple Inc.’s app store practices, only the second time the iPhone maker has had to defend its decade-old model in ...

Apple AAPL.O on Monday lodged an appeal to challenge a U.S. judge’s ruling that ordered the tech company to immediately open its lucrative App Store to more competition. Apple in a court notice ...

Apple’s stock-market value hit a new record this year, but its longstanding disputes with app developers are bubbling over into public view. WSJ explains why high-profile companies like Epic ...

Apple has abused its dominant position by charging app developers an unfair 30% commission through its App Store, costing British consumers up to 1.5 billion pounds ($1.8 billion), a London ...

The 30% commission Apple charges on most App Store purchases – both purchases in the store and in apps – is particularly burdensome for small businesses operating on tight margins.

The 30% commission Apple charges on most App Store purchases – both purchases in the store and in apps – is particularly burdensome for small businesses operating on tight margins.