Welcome back to Week in Review! Tons of stuff for you today ... Pointing fingers: Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney called out Apple and Google for their “gangster-style” business practices.

Sweeney's portrayal of Apple and Google as 'gangster-style' businesses highlights concerns regarding their operational ethics. He asserts that these companies engage in illegal practices while ...

In an era where tech giants wield immense power, Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, has taken a strong stance against Apple, branding its business practices as "gangster-style" operations. This article ...

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Sweeney ordered the government not to remove two Venezuelan ... exemptions to automakers on his tariffs And the president said he’s talked with Apple CEO Tim Cook, whose company could be hurt if the ...

The tirades of Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney against Apple continue, with Sweeney calling the company a "gangster-style" business while completely ignoring that his company also charges developers to ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, whose company makes Fortnite and tools for other developers, including Unreal Engine, called out Apple and Google as “gangster-style businesses” engaged in illegal ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has turned up the dial to 11 on his anti-Apple rhetoric, calling the iPhone maker a “gangster-style business” which has concluded that “crime pays.” He said that ...

In a renewed attack against tech giants, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has once again labelled Apple and Google "gangster" companies, criticizing their control over app distribution and payment systems.