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wow, 38B could really impact them. Maybe they'll stop the malicious compliance scheme then
by geek_at 3y ago
wow, 38B could really impact them. Maybe they'll stop the malicious compliance scheme then
- usernamed7 3y agoI could see some apple investors being very unhappy that apple leadership brought this on instead of complying with the EU. $38B in fines (or up to $72B) is not going to be well received by the markets.
- PlutoIsAPlanet 3y agoI wonder what lawyer at Apple thought that the EU would not investigate Apple's malicious compliance, or Apple has done this to see how far the EU will go. This isn't US legislation where you can find loopholes, EU legislation prohibits malicious compliance and not following "the spirit" of the law, the latter Apple has publicly admitted to doing.
- latexr 3y ago> not following "the spirit" of the law, the latter Apple has publicly admitted to doing. Mind sharing a source? I’d like to see how far the admission goes.
- rasz 3y ago>This isn't US legislation where you can find loopholes https://www.businessinsurance.com/article/20240119/STORY/912362204/Intel-gets-new-boost-in-fight-over-$12-billion-EU-antitrust-fine https://www.businessinsurance.com/article/20240119/STORY/912...