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Brussels has accused Microsoft of violating EU anti-monopoly regulations with its Windows software installed in 95 percent of the world’s micro-computers which has enabled the US company to control the development of parallel computer softwares leading to the elimination of rivals like RealNetworks and Sun Microsystems in the US.


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BILL GATES AND PAUL ALLEN

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Microsoft risks paying $3.2 billion fine to EU

By Vi Massart Chief European Correspondent/Paris Bureau Chief | March 21, 2004 - 12:00am

BRUSSELS, Belgium – Microsoft, the world leader in computer software risks paying $3.2 billion in fine to the European Union or 10 percent of its annual sales turnover according to Mario Monti, Chief of the...

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