Apple is to blame for Microsoft and Amazon's phone failures, DOJ says

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Apple CEO Tim Cook.

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The US settled with Microsoft in 2000, paving the way for Apple's rise. Now, Apple's in similar legal crosshairs.

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Apple plans to fight the new antitrust lawsuit

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Apple's horrible day — explained in 60 seconds

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Google must be thrilled that the DOJ zeroed in on Apple's janky green text bubbles

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Apple just can't catch a break

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Apple has been hit with a slew of challenges over the past three months.

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Apple reportedly faces its first EU antitrust fine

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Apple recently made changes to its App Store rules for Europe.

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Roomba maker hit with layoffs as Amazon calls off $1.7 billion cash deal

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Amazon called off its $1.7 billion bid to buy iRobot, maker of the Roomba.

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Apple offers to give rivals access to its contactless payment tech in a bid to resolve EU antitrust case

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The European Commission alleged that Apple blocked developers of rival mobile wallet apps from accessing the near-field communication technology used by Apple Pay.

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This Taylor Swift fan says she's 'embarrassed' about paying $5,500 for resale tickets

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Taylor Swift performing in New York in July 2019.

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You could be entitled to a small slice of a $630 million Google payout

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Over 100 million people are eligible for a slice of a payout from Google following the settlement of an antitrust lawsuit.

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