Google spent the last few years locked in a legal grudge match with Epic Games, which claimed that Google’s stewardship of ...

Policy changes forced by Epic Games’ lawsuit leave Google taking a smaller bite of mobile-app transactions than Apple.

Google will cut Play Store fees, allow outside payment options, and roll out new developer programs across major markets ...

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This decision unbundles Google's flat 30 percent commission into separate service and billing fees, executing changes agreed ...

UK rules push app-store fees down and weaken Apple’s control over payments and NFC access, but the bigger upside is that ...

Google is opening up Play Store payments, giving Android users more ways to pay for apps and subscriptions. Developers can ...

Google today announced that it will open up the Play Store to external payments starting on June 30 in the US, UK, and Europe ...

Google Play Store will allow developers to use third-party payment systems in select markets from June 30, offering greater ...

Starting June 30, Android users in the US, UK, and EU may beging seeing new ways to pay for apps and subscriptions as Google expands billing options on the Play Store.

Korea's competition watchdog says Google leaned on game developers to favour Play, flagging a possible fine near $547m.