Judge dismisses some claims by Apple in fight against Epic Games

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Judge dismisses some claims by Apple in fight against Epic Games
A US federal judge in California late on Tuesday dismissed some of Apple's counterclaims against Epic Games, Bloomberg News reported, narrowing the scope of a dispute that has seen the online game maker's "Fortnite" game removed from the iPhone maker's App Store. Apple ...

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