European antitrust legislation plans confirmed to include Apple, after earlier doubts<div class="feat-image">
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<p>An agreement has finally been reached on the scope of planned European <a href="
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<p>There had been significant disagreements about the appropriate targets for the EU’s planned Digital Markets Act (DMA). Some wanted it to be laser-focused on social networks like Facebook and Twitter, while others wanted it to target the very largest tech companies …</p>
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European antitrust legislation plans confirmed to include Apple, after earlier doubts
