Microsoft reported a breakthrough Friday in its antitrust case with the European Union after an independent monitor outlined how the company could avoid daily fines of $2.4 million. EU officials and Microsoft rivals are skeptical, claiming the company still hasn't shared technical information that could help rivals make Windows-compatible software. Microsoft insists it has complied with the EU's 2004 antitrust order, which forced the company to pay the EU's largest ever antitrust fine, $613 million.
April 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. said Friday it had made a breakthrough in its antitrust case with the European Union after an independent monitor outlined what it could do to stave off daily fines of $2.4 million.
EU officials and Microsoft rivals, however, expressed doubts.
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