Apple (AAPL) accuses India of copying rivals in antitrust case
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Summarized by AI from the source belowApple Inc. (AAPL) has accused the Indian government of 'copy-pasting' claims made by rival companies in an ongoing antitrust investigation. This assertion emerges amidst a broader scrutiny of Apple’s business practices in the region. The outcome of this investigation may significantly impact Apple's operations in India, a key market for expansion. The company’s legal challenges could affect market perception and consumer confidence, potentially influencing stock performance.
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