India's antitrust body has rejected Apple's request to pause a report from an investigation dating back to 2021, which concluded the company had violated competition laws through its practices in the country.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) had ordered a recall of the investigation report in August after Apple raised concerns that the regulator had disclosed sensitive commercial information, which the company claimed could give competitors -- such as Match Group, the owner of Tinder -- an unfair advantage.
