Turkey’s Competition Board has launched an investigation into five companies, including Apple, over allegations of price fixing, according to The Daily News.
The probe has focused on some of the Apple’s resellers in Türkiye—Destek Bilişim, Easycep, Getmobil and HB Bilişim—examining claims that they set resale prices and promotional conditions under Apple’s influence. Apple is also suspected of coordinating buyback prices for its products with other firms in the country, the board said in a written statement on March 27.
The Daily News says the Competition Board is investigating whether Apple violated Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition by dictating resale prices for its products in Turkey.
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