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JPMorgan Warns Apple Faces $12.5B Loss Over Google Search

8/1/2025

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JPMorgan raises alarms that Apple could see a staggering $12.5 billion hit each year if federal courts strip Google of its default search engine status on Apple devices. This potential loss threatens Apple's crucial Services revenue, with ongoing antitrust battles poised to reshape tech alliances and alter how consumers navigate search options on their devices.

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JPMorgan raises alarms that Apple could see a staggering $12.5 billion hit each year if federal courts strip Google of its default search engine status on Apple devices. This potential loss threatens Apple's crucial Services revenue, with ongoing antitrust battles poised to reshape tech alliances and alter how consumers navigate search options on their devices.