Apple (AAPL) is set for a showdown with European Union, EU, antitrust regulators after it insisted it does not need to make more changes to the App Store after receiving charges over its treatment of music streaming rivals such as Spotify (SPOT), Stephanie Bodoni of Bloomberg reports. Apple insisted the EU wrongly accused it of illegal curbs to prevent developers from directing users away from the App Store. Apple believes it already addressed possible competition concerns over the past two years with changes it has made, a person familiar with the company told Bloomberg.
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