Today's Above Avalon Daily email covers the following topics:

U.S. Justice Department Turned to European Commission for Help in Apple Battle
Apple Will Seek U.S. Antitrust Complaint Dismissal
The Big Picture

In today’s update, we will tackle a few tangential topics related to the Justice Department’s antitrust complaint against Apple.

As for the complaint itself, the past two updates covered most of what needed to be said. There were additional examples of completely absurd statements and tales told by the Justice Department that we won't go over. In the grand scheme of things, our time and attention are better spent elsewhere.

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