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Google: Learning from the trouble it's in
From anti-competition probes, to patent disputes threatening the rise of Android, Google has plenty of trouble on its hands. What could your...
EC gives IBM rulebook to ensure mainframe market fairness
IBM has agreed to a set of rules to ensure healthy competition in the mainframe market.
Intel slams FTC anti-trust suit as ‘misguided’
The world’s largest chipmaker Intel has publicly hit out against anti-trust suits launched by the US government in 2009.
Intel to appeal €1 billion fine by EU
Intel has said it will appeal the record fine after the EU accused the firm of using rebates to hurt its rivals.
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.
Intel settles antitrust case for $6.5 million
The chipmaker pays out $6.5 million, which amounts to less than five hours of profit for Intel.
Microsoft files Google complaint with EU
Microsoft files a formal complaint against Google with the European Commission, claiming the latter was trying to create a walled garden around...
UPDATED: European Commission delays Oracle/Sun deal
The European Commission is to launch a investigation into Oracle’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems.
Microsoft quits EU hearing
Microsoft has said it is being refused the right to a fair hearing in its antitrust trial.
EU investigates hardware takeovers
Both Seagate and Western Digital are put under scrutiny by the EU for antitrust purposes.
US and EU regulators to probe e-book antitrust issues
The e-book industry is to be investigated over alleged breaches of antitrust law, with Apple involved.
Schmidt: Google doesn't cook results
Eric Schmidt faces tough questioning during a US Senate hearing into Google practices.
Kroes and Reding leave roles in EU reshuffle
After a high profile five years as the head of anti-trust in the EU, Neelie Kroes is set to step down in early 2010.
Civil cases after EU fine for Intel?
Analysts suggest the EU case against Intel opens the firm up to civil lawsuits – AMD is already lined up for next year.
EU kennels Microsoft watchdog
European Union believes that it no longer needs to keep an eye on Microsoft full-time.
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...
Novell: Microsoft mislead us
"Predatory" Microsoft cost Novell $1.2 billion, according to the latter software company.
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.
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