Yesterday, the issue of the U.S. chapter was probably the news that the U.S. Dep

Yesterday, the issue of the U.S. chapter was probably the news that the U.S. Department of Justice sued Apple's ecosystem as a monopoly. As a result, big tech stocks are being crushed, the index is more likely to be adjusted. In the past, the U.S. reacts sensitively to monopolies. I actively support it because it is the implementation of the U.S. definition for fair trade, and I envy it because it is the U.S. value. It would be a disaster for Apple, but it would be an example of why the U.S. is an advanced country and leads the economy. It reminds me of the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Clayton Antitrust Act, which I memorized when studying in the past. Among them, the Sherman Act is the most important.

The Sherman Antitrust Act first split the company into 34 companies, and now it flows down to the so-called Seven Star. The second major case may be Bell's split into AT&T and the local Bell company. Recently, Microsoft also struggled with antitrust laws, but fortunately, it avoided the worst case of being sprayed.

Apple has also been prosecuted under the Sherman Act and will have to fight the Justice Department in a long court battle for violating the interests of Apple phone users and app developers using its monopoly position. Cases like this can be fought for as long as several years, or as long as 10 years. Apple, anyway, is not going to be easy, seeing that the Justice Department says Apple is taking away the astronomical value. I don't expect Apple to spin off, but would Galaxy benefit if that happened? Well, the iPhone is a must for the younger generation, so I don't think the Galaxy will benefit.

If Apple is sprayed, the names of the companies that are sprayed will be Mango, Pineapple, Graff, Banana, and Prune Mew? LOL. I've imagined it uselessly. Still, I'm just grateful to Mr. Jobs in many ways. After it rains today, flowers will bloom. I wish you the best of your future... It's the weekend. Have a nice weekend.