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from101GREATGOALS.COM
5 days ago
Chelsea

BREAKING: Chelsea fined 10.75m and given suspended transfer ban by Premier League for breaches of regulations

Chelsea received a £10.75 million fine and suspended transfer ban from the Premier League for undisclosed third-party payments to players and agents between 2011 and 2018.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 days ago
Chelsea

Chelsea fined 10.75m and given suspended transfer ban over historical rule-breaking

Chelsea received a £10.75m fine and suspended one-year transfer ban for historical breaches including undisclosed third-party payments to players between 2011 and 2018 under Roman Abramovich's ownership.
Chelsea
from101GREATGOALS.COM
5 days ago

BREAKING: Chelsea fined 10.75m and given suspended transfer ban by Premier League for breaches of regulations

Chelsea received a £10.75 million fine and suspended transfer ban from the Premier League for undisclosed third-party payments to players and agents between 2011 and 2018.
Chelsea
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 days ago

Chelsea fined 10.75m and given suspended transfer ban over historical rule-breaking

Chelsea received a £10.75m fine and suspended one-year transfer ban for historical breaches including undisclosed third-party payments to players between 2011 and 2018 under Roman Abramovich's ownership.
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fromEngadget
3 months ago

Apple opens up iOS in Japan in response to new regulations

You can add Japan to the list of regions where Apple has been forced to do something it would rather not: open up the App Store. On Thursday, the company announced changes to iOS in Japan to comply with the nation's Mobile Software Competition Act (MSCA). The tighter regulations for Apple and Google, which overlap with Europe's, took effect today. Users in the US and elsewhere won't see any of these changes.
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fromTechCrunch
10 months ago

Viral outrage over Apple's EU payment warnings misses key fact | TechCrunch

Apple’s recent warning messages on EU App Store listings regarding third-party payment systems have been misleadingly described as new, but they have been present since March 2024.
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