The European Union escalated its fight with Microsoft on Thursday, threatening fines up to $4 million a day against the software maker over claims it fails to offer rivals a fair deal on licenses for helping servers work with Windows. In response, Microsoft charged that the treatment it receives from the EU is unmatched around the world and harmed Europe's efforts to become a thriving high-tech economy. Some critics of the EU's approach say it could undermine innovation.
March 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The European Union escalated its trans-Atlantic fight with Microsoft Corp. on Thursday, threatening new multimillion fines against the software maker over claims it fails to offer rivals a fair deal on licenses for helping servers work with Windows.
In response, Microsoft charged that the treatment it receives from the EU is unmatched around the world and harmed Europe’s efforts to become a thriving high-tech economy.
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