China Weighs Probe Into Apple’s App Store Fees, Practices
- Company under fire for app commissions, barring outside stores
- Beijing is investigating Google as response to new US tariffs
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China’s antitrust watchdog is laying the groundwork for a potential probe into Apple Inc.’s policies and the fees it charges app developers, part of a broader push by Beijing that risks becoming another flashpoint in the country’s trade war with the US.