Apple, DOJ in Talks to Settle Antitrust Lawsuit
Apple and the US Department of Justice are in early discussions to settle a 2024 antitrust lawsuit
Apple Inc. and the US Justice Department are in early discussions about settling a 2024 lawsuit that alleges the iPhone maker violated antitrust laws, as reported by Apple in early talks to resolve US antitrust lawsuit. The lawsuit accuses the company of illegally monopolizing the smartphone market, with talks currently active but no guarantee of a settlement. This development comes as other companies, such as John Deere, have recently secured settlements in antitrust suits, including a settlement secured by the FTC and state secure settlement with John Deere in antitrust lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission and several states. More information on the Apple settlement talks can be found in related articles, such as Apple in Settlement Talks with DOJ and Apple in Early Settlement Talks with DOJ, with additional details available from iClarified.
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