Breaking: Supreme Court rules consumers can proceed with an antitrust lawsuit challenging Apple’s exclusive control over the marketplace for iPhone apps
Plaintiffs, who are suing on behalf of a class of app purchasers, allege consumers pay inflated prices because Apple requires that all phone software be sold and purchased through the company’s App Store.
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