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If the Microsoft Corp. antitrust case is all about spreading the wealth, you wouldn't know it by what the federal government paid its Wall Street adviser, Greenhill & Co. The Department of Justice paid the investment bank $117,383.05 for devising a plan to divide the software giant, which isn't much considering the length of the case's proceedings. And that makes some observers wonder.
December 27, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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