Apple’s stock price surged overnight following the Google antitrust ruling, with investors happy that Apple’s lucrative Safari default search engine payments will continue without issue.
On Tuesday, a federal ruling in Google’s antitrust case against the Department of Justice allows Google to maintain payments to distributors for favoring its products and services. To Apple, this is a massive ruling that maintains a deal to keep Google as the default search in Safari.
The ruling, which lets Google continue to pay Apple in a deal valued in the region of $20 billion per year, was certainly welcomed by investors in the iPhone maker.
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