The nearly $800 million in fines are the first under the Digital Markets Act, which came into effect last year, forcing the world's biggest tech firms to open up to competition in the EU.

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An EU commission fined Apple and Meta hundreds of millions as they stepped up enforcement of digital competition rules.

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The European Union slapped on Wednesday tech giants Apple and Meta Platforms with total of 700 million euros ($799 million) ...

Apple (AAPL) was fined EUR500 million ($570 million) and Meta (META) was fined EUR200 million. The fines fell well short of the 10% of global revenue maximum that the Digital Markets Act allows. Apple ...