Apple goes to High Court to avoid $38 billion fine in India; tells court: It is unconstitutional, grossly disproportionate and ...
Apple is contesting India's new antitrust rules in Delhi High Court. The company fears massive fines based on its worldwide earnings, potentially reaching $38 billion. This challenge targets amendments allowing penalties calculated on global turnover, not just Indian revenue. The case stems from an investigation into Apple's App Store practices, including mandatory in-app purchases and commissions. Regulators found Apple engaged in abusive conduct, creating a monopoly. The court hearing is scheduled for December 3.
Apple is contesting India's new antitrust rules in Delhi High Court. The company fears massive fines based on its worldwide earnings, potentially reaching $38 billion. This challenge targets amendments allowing penalties calculated on global turnover, not just Indian revenue. The case stems from an investigation into Apple's App Store practices, including mandatory in-app purchases and commissions. Regulators found Apple engaged in abusive conduct, creating a monopoly. The court hearing is scheduled for December 3.
