Sep 06 Justice Dept. Will Not Seek Microsoft Breakup The U.S. Justice Department announced today that it would not seek the breakup of Microsoft Corp and would strive to wrap up the three-year-old case "as quickly as possible."… Continue reading
Aug 07 Microsoft Appeals Antitrust Ruling to Supreme Court By Admin Software giant Microsoft appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that the company is an illegal monopoly. Continue reading
Jul 11 Microsoft Allows Removal of Icons In response to a judge's ruling, Microsoft has agreed to allow computer manufacturers to remove shortcuts for some Microsoft products from the Windows desktop. Continue reading
Jun 28 Court Reverses Microsoft Break-Up A federal appeals court cited the behavior of the presiding judge as a key factor in reversing the penalty imposed on the software giant for alleged violations of antitrust law. Continue reading
Sep 26 Microsoft Case Heads for Appeals Court Software giant Microsoft Corp. Tuesday won a round in its fight to stop the U.S. government from breaking company in two. Continue reading
Jun 07 Judge Orders Microsoft Breakup The Microsoft anti-trust case appears headed for the Supreme Court, just moments after U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson today ordered the software giant to split into two companies. Continue reading
Jun 07 Microsoft: The Final Judgement Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson issued his final judgment in the antitrust case against Microsoft today. The following is the full text of his judgment. Continue reading
May 31 Microsoft Files Final Arguments Lawyers for Microsoft Corp. Wednesday presented final arguments against a Justice Department proposal to break the software giant in two. Continue reading
Apr 28 Justice's Recommendation By PBS News Hour Assistant Attorney General Joel Klein discussed the government's recommendation to break up Microsoft in a press conference this afternoon. The following is text of his comments. Continue reading