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    Cuomo Files Federal Antitrust Suit Against Intel
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    In 1995, Intel settled a number of cases with A.M.D. , including one involving antitrust charges. "Intel has been more willing to negotiate with the government and less bellicose than Microsoft" said Harry First, a professor at the New York University School of Law and the former chief of the New York attorney general’s antitrust bureau. Full Article at Free Internet Press
    Intel has been more willing to negotiate with the government and less bellicose than Microsoft
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
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Cuomo Files Federal Antitrust Suit Against Intel
  1. We have been cooperating with the F.T.C. We have a good, productive dialogue on this matter.
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  2. European law is much harsher on loyalty discounts
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  3. The question is, can we afford to accept the wrath of Intel?
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  4. These are separate investigations, but it would be very surprising for New York State to go off on its own without being fairly confident the F.T.C. would pursue Intel as well
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  5. Frankly, I think they’ve been smarter litigants and have escaped more than Microsoft.
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  6. There is still a lot of debate here among commentators and the courts on this issue, and the U.S. Supreme Court has not spoken on how we should treat this sort of loyalty pricing.
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  7. It does smack of a brief more than an objective and honest recitation of the results of investigation.
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  8. Let’s talk more on the phone as it’s so difficult for me to write or explain without considering antitrust issue
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago
  9. Neither consumers, who have consistently benefited from lower prices and increased innovation, nor justice are being served by the decision to file a case now ... Intel will defend itself.
    SOURCE: Free Internet Press 1 month ago

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