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Microsoft waiting for formal rejection from Yahoo
February 19, 2008 Wondering why Redmond hasn't upped its bid for Yahoo yet? The software giant may be waiting for a "Dear John" letter.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.Attorney: GPLv3 may not bind Microsoft
July 25, 2007 Software giant likely will be able to extricate itself from the implications of the open-source license, lawyer says.Microsoft agrees to change Vista desktop search
June 20, 2007 Changes aim to address Google antitrust concerns. Also: Redmond talks for first time about when service pack will arrive.GPL defenders say: See you in court
October 1, 2007 The Software Freedom Law Center files suit--and could roil the waters for more folks than just the single defendant.Sentencing for illegal sales of software
November 21, 2005 Microsoft employee who illegally sold company software to gray market gets four years in prison.Judge: Microsoft's music player gaffe is 'concern'
October 26, 2005 Redmond never should have drafted marketing plan to force player makers to distribute only Windows Media Player, judge says.Lawyer ratings site not without objections
June 5, 2007 Venture capitalists give $14 million to a how-to-find-an-attorney Web site that lists Abraham Lincoln, Clarence Darrow and felons as available for hire.Microsoft weighs in on Oracle, DOJ case
March 16, 2004 The software giant asks a federal court to help it keep a lid on its disclosures and hints at the mound of information it has given the Justice Department.Judge orders Microsoft to search its systems
May 21, 2004 A federal court has told Microsoft to comb through its computers and archives to find an explanation of why it introduced an e-mail deletion policy amid its legal battles.Google taps legal muscle for Microsoft case
August 25, 2005 The search giant adds lawyers from a firm that represented Grokster, banker Frank Quattrone and former Enron exec Andrew Fastow.Microsoft awarded $4 million in spam suit
July 16, 2004 A California man who allegedly sent phony "Windows security warnings" will have to pay up, judge rules.Microsoft's bounty hunter
June 10, 2004 Attorney Hemanshu Nigam says virus writers ought to "think twice before they hit that send button."High court wrestles with software patent questions
February 21, 2007 Justices quiz attorneys of foes Microsoft and AT&T on whether U.S. software makers are liable for code used abroad.Judge raps Microsoft for antitrust 'foot-dragging'
February 14, 2006 Attorney for state government also says complaint about forthcoming Windows Vista will be investigated.FAQ: When Google is not your friend
February 3, 2006 Google's vast database of its users' searches is a gold mine for police and curious divorce attorneys. It's just a matter of time.Boeing may join Microsoft in EU antitrust fight
September 17, 2004 Aircraft giant may argue against European antitrust regulators' order to make Microsoft give secrets to rivals.Oracle sees plenty of competitors
June 9, 2004 In court, the software maker brings out reams of internal PeopleSoft documents that talk about competitive pressure from rivals other than Oracle.Oracle rivals, Defense Dept. seek restrictions
March 17, 2004 SAP, the Defense Department and others join Microsoft in asking a federal judge to prevent Oracle's in-house attorneys from reviewing confidential documents and information.Court rules in Oracle's favor on access to evidence
March 20, 2004 The software maker wins a small battle in the PeopleSoft case, with a pretrial ruling that preserves the rights of its attorneys to review sensitive information submitted by competitors.
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