United States antitrust law

Google’s Play Store Concession: A Temporary Crack in the Walled Garden

Google has made its first compelled changes to the Play Store after losing the Epic Games antitrust case. Developers can now bypass Google’s payment system, but the company continues fighting the ruling as bigger changes loom in 2026.

by Elisa RomeroOctober 30, 2025

Business Software

Apple’s Legal Reprieve: Why the App Store Antitrust Case Collapsed

A federal judge has decertified the long-running 2011 antitrust lawsuit against Apple’s App Store practices. The case collapsed after plaintiffs failed to demonstrate classwide harm or provide reliable methodology to calculate damages.

by Nathan ColeOctober 28, 2025