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Spain's high court suspends $209 million fines on Apple, Amazon amid appeal

IndiaTimes Thursday, 8 February 2024
Spain's high court suspended 194 million euros in fines imposed on Amazon and Apple by the local antitrust watchdog. Amazon and Apple were fined for colluding to prevent dealers other than Amazon from selling Apple wares on Amazon's websites in Spain. A similar case was opened in Italy against the two companies but was eventually dropped.
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