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- Apple Inc. has challenged India's new antitrust penalty law in the Delhi High Court, which could impose fines up to $38 billion based on global turnover.
- Apple argues penalties should be based solely on Indian revenue.
- The Competition Commission of India previously found Apple engaged in "abusive conduct" in the app market.
- Apple's plea will be heard on December 3, 2025, as antitrust disputes in India continue.