Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Jan. 15, 1999
Justice Department Rests in Microsoft Antitrust Lawsuit
WASHINGTON - There is another important trial under way in Washington, and it reached a pivotal point Wednesday when, after 12 weeks, the federal government and 19 states suing Microsoft Corp. rested their antitrust case, and the software giant began defending itself against allegations of engaging in predatory and exclusionary business practices.
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