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Supreme Court will hear Apple’s appeal over the App Store contempt finding in Epic case

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Apple’s appeal regarding a contempt ruling connected to its ongoing legal battle with Epic Games.

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The story so far

The Supreme Court granted certiorari to review a Ninth Circuit contempt ruling involving Apple and Epic Games. The case centers on a long-running dispute regarding App Store policies and associated fees.

Coverage from outlets including Reuters, Bloomberg, and Law360 emphasizes the court's decision to intervene in the litigation. Future developments depend on the proceedings set by the Supreme Court.

Coverage does not yet specify a date for oral arguments or a timeline for the final decision.

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The obvious questions

What is the primary subject of the appeal?

The appeal concerns a Ninth Circuit contempt ruling related to App Store fees and policies.

Which parties are involved in the case?

The case involves Apple and Epic Games, based in Cary.

Has a court date been set?

Coverage does not yet specify a date for the Supreme Court to hear the case.

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