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Apple Blinks in Beijing: A Commission Cut That Reveals the True Cost of Doing Business in China
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Apple Blinks in Beijing: A Commission Cut That Reveals the True Cost of Doing Business in China
Apple is slashing its App Store commission fees in China. Not because it wants to. Because Beijing made it clear that the alternative was worse. Starting next month, Apple will reduce its standard commission rate from 30% to 20% for most developers operating within China’s App Store. Small developers — those earning less than $1 million annually — will see their rate drop from 15% to 10%. The changes, first reported by Engadget, mark the first t…
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