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  • Wed Mar 24 2004 The full Monti

    Flexibility and deliberation define the European antitrust chief's controversial five-year reign.

    Posted by Evan Hansen

  • Wed Jun 21 2000 Will the EU block WorldCom-Sprint merger?

    European Union Competition Commissioner Mario Monti's trip to Washington, D.C., comes amid reports that he has decided to block the megamerger.

    Posted by null The Associated Press

  • Wed Sep 22 2004 Europe to restart Oracle clock?

    European regulators may be getting ready to let the countdown to their decision begin, a source tells CNET News.com.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Tue Jun 8 2004 Intel probe highlights EU-U.S. regulation tussle

    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.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh and Evan Hansen

  • Wed Aug 25 2004 EU to probe Microsoft-Time Warner buy

    The decision is a setback for the two companies and their plan to acquire ContentGuard, a digital rights management firm.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Mon Nov 17 2003 EU seeks longer review of Oracle deal

    update European antitrust regulators announce that they're extending their review of Oracle's hostile bid for PeopleSoft into an in-depth second phase.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Mon Nov 4 2002 Microsoft looks to European resolution

    The software giant hopes to use its recent antitrust victory as a starting point for resolving legal troubles in Europe. The EU says it will press forward with its case.

    Posted by Joe Wilcox

  • Tue Mar 30 2004 State Department questions EU's Microsoft ruling

    Concern grows in Washington over European regulators' decision to levy harsh penalties and a $613 million fine on the software giant.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh

  • Wed Mar 24 2004 Intellectual-property precedent could help Microsoft appeal

    A decision in an earlier European antitrust case involving the health care industry could bode well for the software maker as it prepares its appeal.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Wed Mar 24 2004 EU slaps record fine on Microsoft

    Regulators hit the software giant with a fine of $613 million for violating European Union antitrust law and also order the unbundling of Media Player software from Windows.

    Posted by Jo Best and Michael Parsons

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