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Google is shelling out billions of dollars in protection to the fruity tax-dodging cult Apple so that it can stay the default search engine on iPhones and iPads.
The market watcher outfit Bernstein found the payments which it thinks are worth about $3 billion this year, up from $1 billion just three years ago and that Google's licensing fees make up a large bulk of Apple's services business.
Apple has been touting its services business as a quickly growing segment of the company, noting that it expects that branch alone will soon be as large as a Fortune 500 company.
Google is shelling out billions of dollars in protection to the fruity tax-dodging cult Apple so that it can stay the default search engine on iPhones and iPads.
The market watcher outfit Bernstein found the payments which it thinks are worth about $3 billion this year, up from $1 billion just three years ago and that Google's licensing fees make up a large bulk of Apple's services business.
Apple has been touting its services business as a quickly growing segment of the company, noting that it expects that branch alone will soon be as large as a Fortune 500 company.
