Microsoft Antitrust Case Case Solution & Answer

Microsoft Antitrust Case Solution

This Case is about COMPETITION, IT, REGULATION

PUBLICATION DATE: January 01, 1998

In 1998, the U.S. Department of Justice, jointly with 19 state attorney generals, filed an antitrust actions against Microsoft Corp. for anticompetitive actions and breach of the Sherman Act. Details the Department of Justice’s claims and the case presented to the court, along with Microsoft’s position on line and the problems of defense. Describes the series of events, beginning with the trial court, treatments, Microsoft’s appeal and the judge’s opinion, the court of appeal’s conclusion and, finally, the resolution reached by both parties in November 2001.

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