Apple has settled an antitrust dispute in South Korea.
It will contribute $90 million to consumers and small businesses in the country.
Apple has agreed to contribute nearly $90 million to small businesses and consumers in Korea to settle an antitrust dispute.
Apple's yearslong antitrust dispute in South Korea seemed to settle as the nation's watchdog accepted the US tech giant's redeeming plan to spend some 100 billion won ($89.73 million) in supporting consumers and small-sized businesses.
The Fair Trade Commission said Wednesday that it has approved the financial package suggested by the local unit of Apple Inc. to wrap up its alleged unfair market practices in the past.