Indian Court Orders Apple to Cooperate in Antitrust Case
The Delhi High Court has directed Apple to cooperate with the Competition Commission of India in an ongoing antitrust probe. While the watchdog cannot issue a final order until July 15, Apple must provide financial data despite its legal challenge against local penalty laws.
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Apple must cooperate with India's antitrust investigators following a Delhi High Court order issued on May 18. The court rejected a request from the United States-based firm to pause the probe during its legal challenge against penalty laws. Regulatory pressure mounts as Apple's Indian market share reached 9%, more than doubling from 4% two years ago.
