REDMOND, Wash. – Microsoft Corp., which has already shelled out $2.5 billion in antitrust fines in Europe, is on the brink of closing a chapter in its long-running battle with regulators there, just in time for another to begin
The European Union on Friday will formally ask Microsoft’s competitors and customers for feedback on a proposed browser ballot screen as it looks to settle a long antitrust dispute.
The European Commission has agreed to test a proposal from Microsoft that would allow European Windows users to select which browser they want to use. Microsoft has also committed to providing the open-source community with technical documentation on …
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