the lawsuit was also brought by 17 us states. , , . , ., ., , us states. apple has maintained its ower not us states. apple has maintained its power not just us states. apple has maintained its power notjust because us states. apple has maintained its power notjust because of us states. apple has maintained its power notjust because of its - power notjust because of its superiority, but because of its unlawful, exclusionary behaviour. monopolies like apple s threaten the free and fair markets upon which our economy is based. they stifle innovation. they hurt producers and workers, and they increase costs for consumers. let s speak to tom smith, competition lawyer at geradin partners in london and former director of the uk s competition and markets authority. was this expected? yeah, it has been widely trailed. when the biden administration came in, they talked to anti trust agencies. so it was always a question of when and not if. 50 agencies. so it was always a quest
been sued by the justice at the third time the company has been sued by thejustice department since 2009. the us attorney general, meret garland, is due to hold a press conference shortly and we will bring you that as and when it happens. first, to another breaking story here in the uk. the government of the bank of england has said, we are on our way to an interest rate cut. the bank has announced that interest rates are to remain unchanged at 5.25%. it is the first time any row that they have been held at what is a 16 year high. andrew bailey says that there is encouraging news on inflation but warned that there would need to be evidence that this would be sustained. he has been speaking to our economics editor, faisal islam. inflation has come down, as we expected, but we have still got some way to go, particularly with the most persistent bits of inflation. that is particularly the services, the total basket of at 6%, but we do not need to see it come down to a sustain
anderson cooper sunday at 8:00 on cnn. former president trump lashing out on social media as a key deadline in the federal january 6th case looms. streets are being blocked off at a courthouse in georgia. the local official presare prepg for another potential indictment. we are in in georgia with the latest. and so now is this captain obvious or a new campaign strategy? sara is off today, and i m in with kate bolduan and omar jimenez, and this is cnn news central. lawyers for donald trump have until 5:00 p.m. today to respond to a protective order in relation to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. officials are concerned that he may leak some of the private details publicly. trump and his team are looking to delay the trial, and he wrote if you come after me, i am coming after you. jessica schneider is following this. and walk us through what happens after the 5:00 p.m. deadline. yes, omar, there are a flurry of deadlines. so first to the protective orde
colorado-colorado brings. authorities say they have ruled out murder-suicide and are investing both deaths as homicides. finish welcome to the brand new our hour of fox news live, i m arthel neville. eric: thank you, everyone, for joining us on this story, i m eric shawn. police responded to that call early yesterday e morning that shots had been fired at the dorm. when they went there, they found two bodies in the room. both had been shot at least once. the discovery has now sparked a school-wide lockdown, but no suspect, we re told, has yet been identified. the campus is closed this weekend, monday s classes have been canceled in light of this tragedy. the colorado springs police chief spoke out on the case this afternoon. i want to express my heart-felt sympathy for the families of these two individuals. a tragedy like this is unimaginable. i know there are many questions all of you have, cspd is committed to finding the answers. we will do everything we can the brin
what, who s got what it takes to lead america next just weeks before the first gop primary debate including taking on the u.s. number one add a very share, communist china. the gatestone institute s gordon chang on whey beijing why beijing ramped up aggression against america on joe biden s e watch. but the cabinet cannot stop megaing begging for a meeting with communist china as janet yellen becomes the latest proxy to bow to communist party officialses in beijing. what exactly does beijing have on joe biden? more evidence of influence peddling ignored by joe biden s doj. house ways and means committee chairman jason smith on the barriers that irs agents faced in trying to investigate first son hunter biden. this as illicit drugs are found at the white house, and the press secretary changes her story again on who could have left cocaine behind, claiming it s irresponsible to even ask the question as official records prove the bidens were there friday until almost 7 p.m.