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It is finally happening.

Two rich companies continue to fight over money.

Things always change...but that doesn't mean they always IMPROVE!

Just when things seemed to be cooling down and rulings were all in...

This may never end.

This is possible through the Digital Markets Act, which takes effect in March.

Both Apple’s and Epic’s claims were turned away.

It may not last long, but investors are more optimistic about Microsoft for now.

This means nothing will change for consumers and developers, at least in the near future.

Or, in legal terms, "anti-steering techniques."

The company argues that being ordered to stop its anti-steering practices was too harsh.

Apple argues not enough evidence of harm was provided, while Epic Games argues an unfair precedent was set in the April ruling.

An unexpected decision throws a wrench in the Microsoft/Activision deal.

9 out of 10 claims were decided in Apple's favor.

Seems like every big company is fighting at the moment, who will be the last one standing?

It's streaming on YouTube for those interested in watching.

The Good, The Bad, and The Blizzard.

A few rays of light in an otherwise dreary year.

Circuit judges rule that Apple can take the time it needs to appeal ruling.

The delay was actually pretty shocking, resulting in many having to reschedule time off. DO you take time off for games?

Epic: Don't "trust Apple to fix the problems on its own."

It was bound to happen...

Tim Sweeney thinks that could take up to five years.

Tim Sweeney says judge's ruling "isn't a win for developers or consumers."

Injunction goes into effect in December.

UPDATE: Law has passed Assembly, will go to the President

Since Fortnite was pulled from the App Store a year ago, most of the attention has focused on the lawsuit between Epic Games and Apple, which is currently under consideration by a judge.

The Epic vs.

The Epic v.

The Epic vs.