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Taking Symbian open source
Nokia's purchase of Symbian, and promise to take it open source, means three quarters of the world's smartphones could soon be running free software.
Microsoft to appeal antitrust fine
The software giant confirms it is to appeal the €899-million fine handed down by European regulators earlier this year.
Europe planning new antitrust charges against Intel
The world’s leading PC chipmaker faced renewed charges from European regulators over its market dominance in relation to rival AMD.
EU hits Intel with new competition charges
Following our report on Wednesday that a fresh set of antitrust charges were imminent, the EU has confirmed plans to take action against the chip...
Antitrust cloud still hangs over revised Google/Yahoo deal
The deal may still flounder despite recent revisions, according to an analyst. <br> <br>
Yahoo still keen on a deal with Microsoft
Under-fire Yahoo boss Jerry Yang still thinks a tie-up, at the right price, with the Windows maker is Yahoo’s best option.
Antitrust investigation of Google - Yahoo deal
US authorities undertake a formal probe into the Google - Yahoo deal, signalling they have cause for concern.
Google and Yahoo could face antitrust suit
The two internet giants are in talks with US authorities to avoid their advertising tie-up being declared anti-competitive.
End of the road for Google and Yahoo deal
Google can’t take the antitrust heat as it abandons its plans to join advertising forces with Yahoo.
AMD escapes graphics chip probe
US antitrust investigators end their study of the graphics chip industry and take no action against the owner of ATI.
EU raids Intel and Currys
Antitrust investigation sees European offices of the chipmaker raided, along with the UK offices of the Dixons, Currys and PC World owner.
US Supreme Court rejects telco antitrust lawsuit
Court sets high standard for conspiracy theorists; individual's attempt at starting class-action against local carriers fails<br/>
HP's bid for EDS receives US clearance
Antitrust regulators in the US give the proposed $12.6 billion (£6.3 billion) tie-up their blessing, but EU counterparts have yet to rule on the...
Court upholds Microsoft EU antitrust ruling
Landmark ruling against the Windows maker sets principles for company behaviour in Europe, says lawyer.
Microsoft's EU antitrust timeline
The legal battle between the Windows software maker and European regulators has been running for almost a decade. We look back at how it started,...
Intel facing New York antitrust investigation
US state to investigate the chipmaker and whether it unlawfully affected rival AMD's ability to compete.
EU receives new antitrust documentation from Microsoft
8,500 pages across 100 documents land on Brussels' doorstep
Microsoft defends Opera antitrust browser claims
The software giant has hit back at allegations that it is abusing its dominant market position.
Intel upbeat despite US and EU antitrust hearings
Analysis: After facing antitrust accusations in the US, Intel defended itself against claims made by the European Commission this week in Brussels.
US and Europe try to calm Microsoft antitrust dispute
Regulators from both sides of the Atlantic tread carefully after US DoJ and EC antitrust chiefs argue over how best to punish Microsoft.