1090 news & feature articles results for "antitrust suit"

The Federal Trade Commission staff reaches a surprise agreement with Intel one day before the antitrust suit was to begin.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar and Dan Goodin

The latest regulator-filed antitrust complaint against the chipmaker breaks from past suits, as it focuses on sales practices for graphics processors instead of CPUs.

Posted by Brooke Crothers

Company launches marketing campaign against Intel, running full-page ads to explain its antitrust suit and to issue a call to action.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The DOJ and the software giant each add two new witnesses as both sides make final arrangements for the sweeping antitrust suit.

Posted by Corey Grice

Just when the software giant appeared to be nearing the end of numerous antitrust suits, RealNetworks accuses it of illegally using Windows to limit consumers' digital media choices.

Posted by Karen Southwick and Charles Cooper

Microsoft chairman Bill Gates terms the government's antitrust suit against his company a "waste of resources" but says it should all be over in a year.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

A federal judge tells the software giant it can contest the remaining charges in an antitrust suit.

Posted by Matt Hines

A further delay in the antitrust suit against the giant is unlikely, observers say.

Posted by Corey Grice

Appeals court says pen-computing pioneer Go Computer waited too long to file its own antitrust lawsuit contending it was squeezed out of business.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Given the existing range of litigation against Intel, it's hard to see how the agency's suit could help protect consumers, argues Stanford Law Fellow Larry Downes.

Posted by Larry Downes