Apple Inc. and its court-appointed monitor appear to have patched up their rocky relationship as the company re-vamps its policies to prevent antitrust violations. In his first report to the federal judge who appointed him, attorney Michael Bromwich said his relationship with Apple as the technology company’s monitor has “significantly improved” in recent months but added that his team still lacks a significant amount of the information needed to do the job.
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