US equity markets fell on Friday night AEST (10 September) to cap their worst week in nearly three months as renewed concerns about inflation dented optimism over continued central bank support for financial markets - Dow down -272-points or -0.78% . Apple Inc fell -3.31% after a federal judge in the Epic Games Inc case issued an injunction that said the company can no longer force developers to use its payment system, effectively bypassing commission fees of 15% to 30%. However, the iPhone maker was not ruled an antitrust monopolist. The split decision could signal a major shift in the way apps are distributed to consumers and could have even deeper implications for other operators of dominant online platforms such as Google parent Alphabet Inc (down -1.86%) and Amazon.com Inc (-0.43%) The broader S&P500 lost -0.77%. Utilities (down -1.38%) and Real Estate (-1.23%) both fell over >1% on Friday night AEST (13 September) to lead all eleven primary sectors lower. The Nasdaq shed -0.87%. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 fell -0.96%. In merger and acquisition news (M&A), rail operator Kansas City Southern said in a statement Sunday that it has notified rival bidder Canadian National that it intends to terminate a merger agreement and make a US$31B deal with Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. Canadian National (CN) still has five business days to negotiate amendments to its offer, and the Kansas City Southern board could determine that a revised CN offer is better.