Microsoft says it will fight in court an order by antitrust regulators that it pay a $32 million fine and offer alternate versions of its Windows operating system to temper its market dominance. On Wednesday, the Korea Fair Trade Commission sanctioned Microsoft, ordering the software giant to offer two versions of Windows in South Korea within 180 days. In a similar case, the European Union ordered Microsoft, among other things, to pay $613 million.
December 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. says it will fight in court an order by antitrust regulators that it pay a $32 million fine and offer alternate versions of its Windows operating system to temper its market dominance.
The Korea Fair Trade Commission sanctioned Microsoft on Wednesday.
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