Apple tried at the last second to get out of producing a trove of documents by Monday as it was ordered to in its ongoing dispute with Epic, and Magistrate Judge Thomas Hixson is not having it. In early August,

Apple faces a looming deadline to produce what it says are more than 1 million documents related to recent App Store changes. On Friday, Judge Thomas S. Hixson denied the company’s attempt to extend that deadline,

Apple and game developer Epic Games have long been at loggerheads over revenue sharing – and now the legal dispute looks set to reach a new climax: Judge Thomas S. Hixson ordered Apple to produce 1.3 million documents. And more or less at short notice – depending on whether it is the court's or Apple's point of view.

The U.S. District Court judge overseeing Epic v. Apple lashed out at Apple for its bad-faith attempt to stall the proceedings.

A magistrate judge has denied a last-minute request from Apple for a delay in producing about 1.3 million documents related to App Store changes it made in January.

Apple, the world’s leading tech giant, faces a tight deadline this Monday, as it scrambles to submit 1.3 million documents concerning recent changes to its App Store.

Judge rejects Apple's request to extend deadline for submitting 1.3 million documents in Epic Games case, intensifying legal battle over App Store policies.

A federal judge has denied Apple's request for more time to produce over 1.3 million documents related to recent App Store changes. Magistrate Judge Thomas S. Hixson criticized Apple's last-minute plea,