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EU fines Apple, Meta €700 million in antitrust law violations amid Trump’s retaliation threats
Apple Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. were hit by relatively modest European Union fines totalling €700 million ($798 million) for violating tough new antitrust rules for Big Tech, following warnings of harsh retaliation from US President Donald Trump.
Apple, Meta fined $798 million by EU after Donald Trump threats spark tensions
Apple Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. were hit by relatively modest European Union fines totaling €700 million ($798 million) for violating tough new antitrust rules for Big Tech following warnings of harsh retaliation from US President Donald Trump.
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