Apple and Google were today fined 10 million euros ($11 million) by Italy's Competition Authority for allegedly using user data for commercial purposes without their explicit consent, an apparent ...

Italy is investigating Apple over alleged tax fraud amounting to over $1 billion. The only problem with the investigation is that those making the allegations seem not to understand the tax laws ...

U.S. tech giant Apple(NSQ:AAPL) is under investigation in Italy for allegedly hiding 1 billion euros from the local tax authority, two judicial sources with direct knowledge of the matter told ...

Apple has been posting and then retracting the reopening details of some of its stores in Italy, but it now appears set to open around half of its Apple Stores there. Local publication la ...

Apple had been accused of failing to declare income of approximately 880 million euro ($961.97 million U.S.) from 2008 to 2013. Apple initially denied the charges. Just about two weeks ago, in an ...

Italy’s antitrust watchdog has fined Apple and Amazon a total of more than $225 million for cooperating to restrict competition in the sale of Apple and Beats branded products in violation of ...

Italian authorities are said to be investigating whether Apple dodged paying more than $1 billion in taxes by stashing profits abroad. Apple’s U.S. tax practices have already come under fire … ...

An Italian court has upheld a €900,000 (US$1.2 million) fine imposed on Apple by Italy's competition authority for allegedly violating consumer protection laws, Italian media reported late Friday.

The week's big news and rumors in Apple land, including record-setting activations on Christmas and a $1.2M fine in Italy.

The sum falls considerably short of the $960 million that Italy has accused Apple of hiding. Apple generates enough revenue to cover the cost of the settlement in just over 10 hours.

Italy's tax office confirmed the portion of the La Repubblica report that said a deal had been reached with Apple, but declined to discuss the financial size of the settlement, Reuters reported.

Italy's antitrust agency AGCM said on Thursday it had opened a probe into U.S. technology giant Apple Inc for alleged abuse of its dominant position in the apps market.