Apple denied motion to delay Epic Games court injunctionJudge Gonzalez Rogers said the motion was "fundamentally flawed."
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Apple has been denied a request to delay an injunction against it in the Epic Games trial.
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A judge has denied Apple's motion to delay an injunction passed down against the company in the Epic Games trial.
In a ruling following a court hearing Tuesday, Judge Gonzalez Rogers stated that Apple had failed to satisfy the court on the merits of the motion, and had ignored much of the court's findings regarding why it was passed in the first place:
In short, Apple's motion is based on a selective reading of this Court's findings and ignores all of the findings which supported the injunction, namely incipient antitrust conduct including supercompetitive commission rates resulting in extraordinarily high operati...
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Apple denied motion to delay Epic Games court injunction
