Apple Music faces antitrust scrutiny in NY, Connecticut: NYT

(Reuters) - Attorneys general in New York and Connecticut are investigating whether the deals that Apple Inc has struck with music companies for its new streaming service violate antitrust laws, the New York Times reported. Spokesmen for both offices confirmed to Reuters that the music streaming industry was being investigated for anticompetitive behaviour, but would not confirm that Apple was being singled out. Apple launched its music streaming service, Apple Music, on Monday.