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Apple cuts App Store fees in China

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Apple is reducing its App Store commission fees in China
Apple is lowering its developer fees in China following discussions with the Chinese regulator. From March 15, the commission rate for standard in-app purchases (IAPs) will be reduced from 30 percent to 25 percent on its mainland China App Store storefront for both iOS and iPadOS.

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Apple cuts App Store fees in China as regulatory scrutiny intensifies
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Apple Cuts China Fees in Big Concession to Beijing and Tencent
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Apple Cuts App Store Fees in China as Regulatory Scrutiny Intensifies
Apple AAPL -1.94% is lowering the fees it collects from app developers in China, a rare move aimed at defusing a brewing regulatory showdown in its most important international market.

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Apple Slashes App Store Fees in China, New Commission Rates for Developers Take Effect March 15
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Apple's App Store in China gets lower 25% commission to appease regulators
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