Meta and Apple have 60 days to comply with European demands or risk more fines.

By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief Apple ... As the EU moves forward with investigations into other U.S. platforms, including Google and Amazon, and prepares for possible action against ...

Apple and Meta have been ... “We have taken firm but balanced enforcement action against both companies, based on clear and predictable rules,” said EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera.

Meta was hit by a €798 million EU fine alleged abuses on that service last year under standard antitrust law ... Alphabet Inc.’s Google and a separate order for Apple to pay Ireland back ...

This isn’t the only antitrust complaint the company is dealing with. Google is facing another significant antitrust case in the U.K., where a potential £5.36 billion ($6.62 billion) class action ...

Meta was hit by a €798 million EU fine for alleged abuses on that service last year under standard antitrust ... Alphabet Inc.’s Google and a separate order for Apple to pay Ireland back ...

EU fines Apple and Meta for DMA violations Ribera dismisses ... It would be the first time that the EU watchdog issues such an order in an antitrust case, underlining its deep concerns about Google's ...

Meta also hit ... antitrust law. Over recent years the EU has made costly penalties against firms, including more than $8 billion in fines against Alphabet Inc.’s Google and a separate order ...

Apple and Meta have been hit with a combined ... consent and pay a fee. EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera described the fines as a "firm but balanced enforcement action against both companies ...