By Laurie Chen BEIJING, March 13 (Reuters) - Apple said on Thursday it would lower the commission fees collected by the company from its App Store in mainland China in a huge win for Chinese ...

Apple has announced it is lowering App Store developer fees in China from March 15, with commission rates for standard in-app purchases (IAPs) set to change to 25%, down from 30%. In an update on its ...

Apple Inc. is lowering the fees it collects from app developers in China, a major concession in a hugely lucrative market where the company faced the risk of antitrust intervention by local regulators ...

Apple will lower App Store commissions in China to 25% and 12% starting March 15 after regulatory discussions, giving ...

Well, that was unexpected. Apple has just announced that it is dropping its App Store commission rates in China, effective 15 March 2026, following discussions with the Chinese regulator. Instead of ...

Apple announced tonight that due to regulatory discussions in China, developers will pay lower App Store commission rates starting March 15.

Apple cuts App Store commissions in China to 25% from 30%. Small business and mini app developers will pay 12% instead of 15%. Developers could save $873 million annually from Apple fee cuts. Apple ...

Apple said that, following discussions with Chinese regulators, it will reduce the standard commission rate for in-app ...

As a result of regulatory pressure, Apple will begin to lower its cut taken from developers on the App Store in China to 25%, starting on March 15.