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The government's announcement last week that it would not seek to break apart Microsoft Corp. as a penalty for the software giant's antitrust violations would seem to be, at first glance, cause for robust celebration for the company. But the reaction from Redmond, Wash., where Microsoft is headquartered, was muted -- even ambivalent. And Wall Street shared the same vibe, with Microsoft's stock price barely fluttering.
September 12, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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