1063 news & feature articles results for "antitrust trial"

In the federal antitrust trial with the software giant, the case now could be boiling down to a question of "plausible benefit" for consumers.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

The software maker asks a federal judge to extend by another four months the scheduled date for a remedy hearing in its landmark antitrust trial.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

A trade group, of which Microsoft is a member, files a "friend of the court" brief in the landmark antitrust trial, asking the court to exonerate the software giant.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

With the government's antitrust trial looming, questions linger about their business relationship.

Posted by Dan Goodin

Revealing testimony has put the Microsoft antitrust trial back on the boil, and an 11th-hour truce appears unlikely, sources say.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar

Shares in the software giant are sliding away from a year-end high as the specter of the antitrust trial and Windows 2000 issues hang over the company.

Posted by Sam Ames

Another error on the part of the plaintiff states in the Microsoft antitrust trial has prevented evidence from getting into court--evidence that could have made the states' case.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

There's a strong reason that the combatants in the Microsoft antitrust trial regularly leak information to the press: In a case of such magnitude, public opinion must be reckoned with--and swayed, if possible.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

As the Microsoft antitrust trial has dragged on, some of the most influential people involved have moved on. From Marc Andreessen to original lead prosecutor David Boies: Where are they now?

Posted by CNET Staff

A News.com reader points out that there were better settlement deals on the table early on in the Microsoft antitrust trial--but states wouldn't sign on.

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