Indian court tells Apple to 'cooperate' in antitrust case

An Indian court ordered Apple to fully cooperate with investigators in an antitrust case tied to the iPhone apps market, rejecting Apple's request to pause proceedings while it challenges the penalty framework. The ruling increases near-term legal and regulatory pressure on Apple in India, though the article does not cite any immediate financial penalty or operational change.

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An Indian court ordered Apple to fully cooperate with investigators in an antitrust case tied to the iPhone apps market, rejecting Apple's request to pause proceedings while it challenges the penalty framework. The ruling increases near-term legal and regulatory pressure on Apple in India, though the article does not cite any immediate financial penalty or operational change.