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Microsoft Sees Opening for Your Xbox App Purchases

A judge forced 'Fortnite' to return to iOS, with an assist from Microsoft and Spotify

On Monday, May 19, Judge Yvonne Gonzales Rogers issued a court order for Apple to reinstate the game (or prove that it had a legal reason not to do so), and 24 hours later, Fortnite was back on iPhones,

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Microsoft Sees Opening for Your Xbox App Purchases Following Fortnite's iOS Return

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Judge Orders Fortnite Back On iOS After Apple Exec Rages That "It's Our F****ING STORE"

Fortnite Returns to Apple’s App Store After Scoring a Legal Victory

Apple restored the popular game Fortnite to the App Store in the United States on Tuesday, nearly five years after it was kicked out of the store and its developer sued the tech giant in an antitrust...

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Fortnite Takes Top Spot on App Store Charts

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Fortnite becomes top free game on U.S. App Store

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Epic CEO's reaction after Fortnite dominates on the App Store after 5-year legal battle: 'Priceless'

In an email to BI after Fortnite went live on the US App Store, CEO Tim Sweeney said Epic's investment in its legal battle with Apple was worth it.

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Microsoft backs ‘Fortnite’ maker Epic Games in legal feud, claims Apple ‘stymied’ plans for Xbox mobile store

Microsoft has backed “Fortnite” video game maker Epic Games in its legal battle with Apple – alleging in a new court filing that the Tim Cook-led tech giant has “stymied” its own efforts ...

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FTC drops 2-year case against Microsoft's $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard

Though the acquisition went ahead in 2023, the FTC has continued to appeal until now.

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Why hasn't Microsoft launched its Xbox mobile store? The tech giant blames Apple.

Just over one year ago, Xbox president Sarah Bond confirmed that Microsoft would launch its Xbox mobile store in July 2024. But as of May 2025, no such store has been launched. The delay is due to Apple, according to a recent Microsoft filing.