Apple fined €1.1bn by France over anti-competitive practices
France’s competition authority claims Apple struck deals to keep iPad prices high

Apple's arm-twisting helped maintain high prices for its iPad and other hardware, French competition authorities claim
Apple has been fined €1.1 billion (£1bn) by antitrust authorities in France, who claim that the company struck deals to maintain high prices. The regulators say that the company's deals with resellers...
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