Apple really doesn't like being told what to do

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Apple CEO Tim Cook.

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Why Apple's $2 billion fine is an $80 billion problem

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The European Union has levied a fine against Apple; its stock declined.

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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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Apple just pulled this piracy app from the App Store

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Apple reportedly removed Kimi, a piracy app for free films and shows, from its app store earlier this week

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Apple wants to know what developers really think about its App Store changes. It may regret asking.

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Developers have a chance to provide Apple feedback on its App Store changes.

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Mark Zuckerberg hits out at Apple's 'onerous' new App Store rules

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Mark Zuckerberg isn't impressed with Apple's new app store rules.

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The Vision Pro needs apps. Now is not a good time for Apple to be at odds with developers.

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Apple's Vision Pro headset goes on sale in the US on February 2.

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Spotify CEO Daniel Ek says Apple's new App Store changes are a 'new low'

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Spotify CEO Daniel Ek is not pleased with changes Apple intends to make to its app store under the Digital Markets Act.

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Apple was just forced to crack open its App Store — but the changes are already being called 'hot garbage'

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Apple CEO Tim Cook.

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Apple is opening up its powerful App Store for the first time ever. It's not happy about it.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook is finally opening his App Store — but in Europe. And he's not happy.

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