<figure><img src="https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/iahAbNeVAkWM/v6/-1x-1.jpg"><figcaption><div></div><div></div></figcaption></figure><p>The US Supreme Court this month refused to consider Apple&#x2019;s appeal in an antitrust suit challenging its App Store. In this Votes &amp; Verdicts episode, NYU Law Professor Harry First and Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Jennifer Rie, Anurag Rana and Tamlin Bason discuss the Epic Games v. Apple litigation and other antitrust risks Apple is facing in the US and the EU. They also look at Apple&#x2019;s plans for compliance with the injunction issued by the court in the Epic Games suit, and Apple&#x2019;s indirect role in a Department of Justice suit against Google over search. Rana outlines how antitrust activities could affect Apple&#x2019;s business.</p>

NYU Law Professor Harry First and Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Jennifer Rie, Anurag Rana and Tamlin Bason discuss the Epic Games v. Apple antitrust litigation and other antitrust risks Apple is facing in the US and the EU. We discuss Apple's plans for compliance with the injunction issued by the court in the Epic Games matter, and Apple's indirect role in a Department of Justice suit against Google over search. Anurag outlines how antitrust activities could impact Apple's business.

Epic Games Antitrust App Store Battle and Apple's Response

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