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Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Wednesday, March 20th. I'm Alex Oscela for the Wall Street Journal. Meta, Microsoft X and Match Group have filed a legal petition against Apple's policies regarding payments in its app store.

In the filing, they object to how, in order to comply with the federal court ruling, Apple now plans to charge a commission for payments made outside

its App Store. A federal judge has ordered Apple to allow software makers to direct users to alternate

ways to pay for services or apps.

Apple has defended its right to charge the fees

and says it invests in privacy and security measures

that protect users.

Google has been hit with a $250 million fine or about 270 million dollars from France's competition

watchdog. The authority said that Google had breached commitments to negotiate in good faith

with news publishers.

Google didn't contest the regulator's conclusions

and decided to settle, saying it was, quote,

time to move on.

And the US government is granting Intel up to $8.5 billion to help fund new chip plants in Arizona,

New Mexico, Ohio, and Oregon.

That's according to the Commerce Department.

Intel's total investment in U.S. projects in the next five years is expected to exceed

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