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Supreme Court appears skeptical of Apple's arguments in App Store monopoly case

By: Top News and Analysis (pro)
The U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical of Apple on Monday during oral argument in a case that could permit iPhone owners to move forward with an antitrust suit against the company for allegedly inflating the prices in its App Store.
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