Lawyers for software giant Microsoft are coming to terms with a $600m fine handed down by European judges for stifling competition. The battle, which has taken nearly ten years to resolve, has left Microsoft executives scrambling to comply with demands from the European Commission that they share software code and sell products separately and not [...]
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