<ul><li>Apple has filed an emergency motion to fend off changes to the U.S. App Store ordered by a district court judge in its antitrust suit with Epic Games, claiming 'serious and irreparable harm.'</li><li>Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers issued an injunction requiring Apple to allow app makers to use in-app payment methods not controlled by the company, leading to a dispute between Apple and the court.</li><li>Apple stated that complying with the injunction creates destabilizing effects and substantial financial implications, requesting a stay of the order.</li><li>Amid the legal battle, Apple plans to appeal the ruling and emphasizes ownership and control rights over the App Store, calling the judge's expectations 'ludicrous.'</li></ul>

Apple claims ‘serious and irreparable harm’ in emergency motion over App Store ruling

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