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Microsoft on Track to Dodge EU Antitrust Fines in Teams Probe
Microsoft Corp. is on track to dodge a hefty antitrust fine after European Union watchdogs said they’re seeking feedback on the US software giant’s offer to settle an investigation into illegal bundling of its Teams video-conferencing app.
Microsoft Avoids Antitrust Fines: EU Regulators Consider Offer
Microsoft may escape a hefty EU antitrust fine by offering concessions on its Office and Teams products after complaints of unfair advantage. This move comes amid scrutiny over Big Tech relationships following complaints by Slack and alfaview.
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But the commission’s legal team hit back, claiming Microsoft was using dubious surveys to bolster its case and arguing forcefully that the regulator’s decision should stand. Lawyers for the ...
BARCELONA (Reuters) -Microsoft Chairman Brad Smith has told the European Commission his company will abide by European rules regardless of whether it agrees with them or not, the Commission's Vice ...
Microsoft has made deep commitments to Europe, including building new datacenters ... A third aspect of Microsoft's strategy is the most interesting to me: Microsoft is collaborating with ...
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