India’s antitrust regulator has rejected Apple’s request to halt an investigation into potential antitrust violations, according to an internal order from the regulator seen by Reuters. The regulator’s decision allows the investigation to proceed, despite Apple’s objections. The investigation found that Apple may have breached competition laws in India.
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Monday, November 25, 2024
India rejects Apple request to put antitrust report on hold
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