Apple is attempting to halt antitrust investigations in India by legally challenging a provision that permits penalties to be based on the company’s worldwide revenue, according to the country’s Competition Commission, further intensifying the standoff between New Delhi and the U.S. tech giant. The company filed a challenge last month against the Indian antitrust law that enables the regulator to calculate fines using global turnover, arguing that the rule could result in excessively harsh penalties for violations confined solely to the Indian market. Arpan Chaturvedi for Reuters: ‎ Apple argued it risks facing a fine of up to $38 billion after it was found to have breached laws in a case where Tinder-owner Match and Indian startups succeeded in convincing…

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Apple has filed a petition at the Delhi High Court challenging India’s updated antitrust regulations, which could expose the U.S. tech giant to fines as high as $38 billion, according to a court document reviewed by Reuters. This marks the inaugural legal challenge to the antitrust penalty framework, enacted last year, empowering India’s Competition Commission (CCI) to base fines on a company’s worldwide revenue when penalizing violations of market dominance rules. Reuters: ‎ Since 2022, Tinder-owner Match and Indian startups have been locked in an antitrust battle with Apple at the CCI, where investigators last year issued a report saying the U.S. smartphone company had engaged in “abusive conduct” on the apps market of its iPhone Operating System, iOS. Apple…

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