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Microsoft finally caves in to EC demands
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Microsoft finally caves in to EC demands
Software giant agrees to open up Windows access for one-off €10,000 royalty payment 22 Oct 2007
Microsoft to appeal EU fine
Commission says it is confident the fine is legally sound 09 May 2008
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Microsoft finally caves in to EC demands
Software giant agrees to open up Windows access for one-off €10,000 royalty payment 22 Oct 2007
Microsoft to appeal EU fine
Commission says it is confident the fine is legally sound 09 May 2008
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