DOJ investigating for antitrust violations isn't "shady" ?

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May 4, 2015
9:06:46am

tarzan15

DOJ investigating for antitrust violations isn't "shady" ?

Not to mention the e-book price fixing they were just busted for.

They sound more and more like the Microsoft of the 90s.

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tarzan15

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Shady business practices from Apple... sounding more and more like Microsoft

tarzan15

5/4/15 9:00am

RE: Shady business practices from Apple... sounding more and more like Microsoft

NacoCoug

5/4/15 9:01am

Because an unnamed music industry source said so.

Cougar-Duck

5/4/15 9:05am

<< Deleted >>

Buffalo

5/4/15 9:07am

No, I'm just commenting on the objectivity of unnamed music industry sources.

Cougar-Duck

5/4/15 9:08am

Yes. Frothing.

benny1982

5/4/15 9:09am

DOJ investigating for antitrust violations isn't "shady" ?

tarzan15

5/4/15 9:06am

Apple's conduct probably violates the 1890 Sherman Act 'restraint of trade'

BurbankCoug

5/5/15 8:46am

when you have 200b cash on hand, there's few problems you can't solve

5/4/15 9:10am

Exactly.

BurbankCoug

5/5/15 8:50am

That's a wicked curve ball.

bushy7

5/4/15 9:12am

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