Government
Dec. 16, 1998
Experts Expect Bush Retreat on Antitrust Issues
WASHINGTON - New presidents always inherit thorns left in their political side by the outgoing commander in chief, and for George W. Bush one of those thorns is the antitrust case lodged by the Clinton administration against Microsoft Corp.
WASHINGTON - New presidents always inherit thorns left in their political side by the outgoing commander in chief, and for George W. Bush one of those thorns is the antitrust case lodged by the Clinton administration against Microsoft Corp.
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