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antitrust casesAlthough many in the computer field might equate "antitrust" with the long-running Microsoft trial (1998-2004), the U.S. government sued IBM three times in its history for antitrust violations. In 1956, IBM was ordered to sell its punch card equipment rather than only lease it and to divest itself of its service bureau business. AT&T was sued three times by the government, and the 1974 suit led to its eventual breakup 10 years later. See Microsoft trial. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Designed to keep attorneys informed of all the latest developments in real estate law, the new report includes "full coverage" of real estate issues, including eminent domain and just compensation, water rights, real estate antitrust cases, zoning, premises liability, broker commissions and disclosure obligations, brownfields and other environmental issues, adverse possession, property 'flipping,' public access and violations of the Fair Housing Act. Add to the long list of PATRIOT Act provisions unrelated to terrorism: The law's renewal included long-sought wiretap provisions for federal antitrust cases. Handler was previously lead counsel in several energy antitrust cases. |
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