Apple shares fall after China ponders mounting probe into App Store
Now it’s reported that China’s State Administration for Market Regulation, SAMR, is considering going after Apple for its App Store fees and policies. There hasn’t been a formal announcement yet. but it was still enough to send Apple’s shares down 3%.
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