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Why the Supreme Court let an antitrust case against Apple go forward

The Supreme Court said today that an antitrust suit over how Apple runs its app store can move forward. The Trump administration opposed this decision.

By Madeleine Brand • May 13, 2019 • 1 min read

The Supreme Court said today that an antitrust suit over how Apple runs its app store can move forward. The Trump administration opposed this decision. But Brett Kavanaugh, who Trump nominated to the Supreme Court, and four liberal justices support it. The ruling is a big blow for Apple.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Why the Supreme Court let an antitrust case against Apple go forward

The Supreme Court said today that an antitrust suit over how Apple runs its app store can move forward. The Trump administration opposed this decision.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Why the Supreme Court let an antitrust case against Apple go forward

The Supreme Court said today that an antitrust suit over how Apple runs its app store can move forward. The Trump administration opposed this decision.

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