TOKYO -- Japan plans to increase a penalty for monopolistic practices by tech companies to 20% or more of their applicable sales nationwide, Nikkei has learned, more than triple the percentage under current antitrust law.
Proposed law aims to ensure Apple and Google open their platforms to third parties
Until now, the Japan Fair Trade Commission has fined companies 6% of their sales in related services under the current antimonopoly law. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japan plans to increase a penalty for monopolistic practices by tech companies to 20% or more of their applicable sales nationwide, Nikkei has learned, more than triple the percentage under current antitrust law.