Microsoft will be fined if it keeps up its current conduct, the EU's antitrust chief warned Thursday after the company accused the EU of withholding documents and colluding with Microsoft's rivals before filing charges last December. The EU has threatened $2.4 million in daily fines, backdated to Dec. 15, unless the company obeys a 2004 antitrust order to provide competitors with the information needed to make their software work with Microsoft servers.
March 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. will be fined if it keeps up its current conduct, the EU’s antitrust chief warned Thursday after the company accused the EU of withholding documents and colluding with Microsoft’s rivals before filing charges last December.
“If we pursue the line we are following now, there will be fines, and they won’t be small fines,” EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes told Dow Jones Newswires.
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