Microsoft buys some time with judge's decision

The antitrust judge sends the landmark case to the Supreme Court for consideration, while staying conduct remedies that were set to go into effect for the software giant.

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Jan. 2, 2002 4:43 p.m. PT

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The antitrust judge sends the landmark case to the Supreme Court for consideration, while staying conduct remedies that were set to go into effect for the software giant.

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