India’s competition regulator has closed a long-running antitrust investigation into Google’s treatment of real-money gaming apps after a new national law fundamentally changed the market at the center of the case. The Competition Commission of India, known as the CCI, ended the inquiry on September 8. The watchdog said there was no longer a lawful ...
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