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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundAMD and Intel antitrust battle moves forward
April 20, 2006 Chipmakers move along in their international antitrust battle.Japan FTC delays Intel report
March 16, 2006 Japan Fair Trade Commission seeks to extend deadline to turn over documents gathered in chipmaker's antitrust case.Judge blocks Microsoft 'end-run' in EU antitrust case
April 21, 2006 U.S. judge nixes request to subpoena IBM, calling it a "blatant end-run around 'foreign proof-gathering restrictions.'"Korean antitrust regulators visit Intel
February 9, 2006 A "dawn raid," as AMD described it? Or an unscheduled visit for more documents? Its marketing practices are in question.Key executive e-mail missing in Intel-AMD suit
March 12, 2007 Intel fails to preserve e-mail and documents from CEO, chairman and others, despite an antitrust suit against it.Intel admits lapse in document preservation
March 6, 2007 E-mails related to Advanced Micro Devices' antitrust case against its chipmaking rival might be lost forever because of human error.Microsoft attacks EU over antitrust process
February 15, 2006 European Commission rejects claims by the software giant that it has disregarded evidence, denied due process.Feds: Microsoft not meeting deadlines in antitrust settlement
March 7, 2007 Justice Department says company is behind schedule in efforts to comply with consent decree requiring it disclose server protocols to rivals.EU eyes royalties squeeze for Microsoft
April 5, 2007 Software giant wants too much payback for the tech it must license to rivals under an antitrust order, an EU document reportedly says.Office, Vista changed in wake of Adobe threat
June 2, 2006 Microsoft is tweaking its updates to Office and Windows in part to head off a legal challenge over use of PDF technology.Microsoft's backward route to ODF support
May 23, 2008 The changes Redmond's own OOXML underwent in becoming a standard make it more difficult for the company to support OOXML, rather than ODF, in Office 2007.(By Tom Espiner of ZDNet UK) Sponsored matches for "document"
