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Apple and Epic Games Trial Has Started. What to Know

Apple‘s legal battle with Epic Gameskicked off in earneston Monday—an event Wedbush analyst Dan Ives likened to “Game of Thrones.” Whether that’s because it’s a high-stakes clash of titans with far-reaching political ramifications or because it’s a much-hyped affair that’s destined to disappoint is not yet clear.Ives seems to lean toward the former, but he thinks Apple will come out on top. “Apple has successfully defended its App Store moat again and again with this time being no different in o

Apple and Epic Games Trial Has Started. What to Know

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