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Microsoft May Become First Defendant In Chinese Anti-monopoly Lawsuit

Aggregated Source: ChinaTechNews.com » Law & Policy
August 4, 2008|

As China's first anti-monopoly law went into effect on August 1, 2008, Microsoft (MSFT) has been targeted by Chinese IT companies for suspected monopolistic activities and may become the first defendant in a Chinese anti-monopoly lawsuit. Cao Can, general manager of Evermore Software, told First Financial Daily that the domestic office software producer has been collecting [...]

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