33 news & feature articles results for "europe mario monti"

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

Posted by Evan Hansen

Man behind European Commission's antitrust judgment against the software giant will become international adviser to Goldman Sachs.

Posted by Jo Best

The European Commission's ruling against the software maker represents at best an annoyance to Microsoft, not a genuine barrier--even for Longhorn, Forrester says.

Posted by null Forrester Research

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

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

special coverage Members of Congress are quick to protest the EU's $613 million fine against Microsoft. Also: An intellectual-property precedent could help the software giant in its appeal.
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Posted by CNET Staff

Oracle wraps up its two-day hearings before the European Commission, where it argued against European antitrust regulators' objections to its hostile $9.4 billion bid for PeopleSoft.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Tougher antitrust enforcement by European Commission regulators could mean trouble ahead for the software giant, experts warn.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says Europe holds itself back when it comes to technology competition with the United States.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Big companies have "other suppliers to serve their needs besides Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP," regulators say.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The EU generally lagged the United States in e-commerce initiatives and Internet use in the late 1990s, but it's quickly catching up.

Posted by John Borland