Apple and Meta have become the first companies to be fined under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), in a landmark ruling that has reignited transatlantic tensions and drawn renewed accusations of political retaliation cloaked in antitrust enforcement. The European Commission on Tuesday announced that Apple would pay a €500 million (approximately $570 million) [...]The post Apple, Meta Fined Over $700m Under EU’s Digital Markets Act Amid Rising Transatlantic Tech Tensions appeared first on Tekedia.
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