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An anxious wait for EU court ruling on Microsoft
September 14, 2007 Business leaders, lawyers, regulators will have plenty to discuss when the court rules next week on Europe's antitrust sanctions against Microsoft.Google-DoubleClick: Tough sell in EU
November 21, 2007 The search giant will have a tricky time getting what it wants as trustbusters on the other side of the Atlantic dig into the planned $3.1 billion merger.EU ruling deals setback to Microsoft
September 17, 2007 In upholding Europe's landmark antitrust decision, a high-level court foresees a "significant drop" in market share. But what of Vista?Ballmer to meet with EU antitrust chief
September 29, 2005 Microsoft CEO, who will be in Europe on business, requested the meeting with Neelie Kroes, who heads the competition bureau.Why restraining Microsoft no longer matters
September 21, 2007 European regulators won a big court victory this week but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Microsoft must fend off a bigger challenge.Week in review: Google's DoubleClick deletion dilemma
December 14, 2007 Fight over megamerger takes intriguing turns, while social networks open developer platforms. Also: celebrating Commodore 64's legacy.Why Microsoft is under assault from all corners
April 9, 2007 Attorney Lars Liebeler says open hostility toward the software maker runs contrary to a central premise of free-market economics.Regulators tell Microsoft there's plenty in a name
January 29, 2005 Name of Windows version that unbundles Media Player would undermine antitrust penalty, EU says.EU planning massive fine against Microsoft
March 22, 2004 European regulators plan to levy a record fine of more than $600 million against Microsoft as part of a strongly worded rebuke of the company's business practices.Did Microsoft get lucky in Europe?
October 16, 2006 Some European Parliament members are grateful the Vista release apparently isn't blocked completely.Europe: United in regulation
June 30, 2005 Policy analyst George Pieler says spat between European trustbusters and Microsoft speaks volumes about what's wrong with EC antitrust policy.Europe turns up the heat on tech
June 8, 2004 With the revival of a moribund antitrust probe of Intel, the EU reveals itself as an aggressive regulator willing to cross swords with the United States. Also: Microsoft files its appeal.Microsoft: EU ruling could come soon
November 14, 2006 Top lawyer tells shareholders the ruling, expected as early as December, could provide "clarity" for industry.Intel probe highlights EU-U.S. regulation tussle
June 8, 2004 The European Union's revival of a moribund antitrust investigation reaffirms the region's growing reputation as an aggressive regulator willing to cross swords with the United States.Antitrust angst for Microsoft
July 12, 2006 special coverage EU slaps Microsoft with $357 million fine in their ongoing antitrust battle.Trade groups pick sides in EU-Microsoft battle
July 12, 2006 Software organizations take opposing views on how the multimillion-dollar antitrust fine will affect the industry.Europe: Time running out for Microsoft
May 11, 2005 The European Commission talks tough as it waits for Microsoft to comply with last year's antitrust ruling.Oracle case bounces to Europe
September 10, 2004 The European Commission is studying the U.S. court decision favoring Oracle's PeopleSoft buyout and deciding whether to pursue its own objections.What's next for Oracle?
September 9, 2004 CNET News.com answers your questions about the court case that set the software maker against the U.S. Department of Justice.What Europe (still) doesn't get
June 21, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says Europe holds itself back when it comes to technology competition with the United States.
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