CMA Proposes Apple, Google Probes
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•Apple and Google could face a competition probe over their huge mobile ecosystems in the UK
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The U.K. 's Competition and Markets Authority issued a report Friday with a provisional decision from an independent inquiry group tasked by the regulator with carrying out an in-depth review of the mobile browser markets.
The inquiry group recommended the CMA probes the U.S. tech giants under a new law known as the new Digital Markets , Competition and Consumers Act.
The DMCC seeks to prevent anti-competitive behavior in digital markets.
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