As we have reported in recent months, Apple has been facing scrutiny in Brazil over accusations of anti-competitive practices ...

Irarrazaval declined to speculate on a time line for when the deal may be finalized as it will first need approval from Cade, Brazil’s antitrust body. A combined company would serve more than ...

The order has now been reinstated by a federal judge in Brazil, and Apple has 90 days to comply with Cade’s mandate, as opposed to the 20 days prescribed in the watchdog’s previously ...

In November last year, the Brazilian antitrust regulator “Cade” ruled that Apple should allow the distribution of apps outside the App Store in Brazil. The company would have 20 days to comply ...

Apple initially lost a ruling in Brazil in November 2024, and the country's antitrust and competition arm (Cade) gave Apple 20 days to make major changes to the ‌App Store‌ or face daily fines ...

Brazil's antitrust investigation mirrors recent ... The judge extended the implementation timeline from CADE's original 20-day requirement to 90 days, acknowledging that "structural changes ...