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Intel faces new EU antitrust charges
News Expected charges from European regulators focus on the chip giant's marketing and sales practices, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
Tags: Antitrust, Legal, Processors, Mobile processors, Intel Corp., Japan, processor, retail company, marketing, Wall Street Journal
FTC plans formal investigation of Intel
News The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation that will explore the chipmaker's business practices.
Tags: Antitrust, Intel Corp., PC Company, FTC, Europe, South Korea, Japan, New York, U.S., blog
New York launches Intel antitrust probe
News The attorney general of New York, Andrew Cuomo, has launched an antitrust probe into chip giant Intel.
Tags: Antitrust, Processors
Intel-Dell dealings under fire
News Pressure on Dell, as outlined in Cuomo's lawsuit, provides fresh insight into the marketing payments that regulators say left PC makers beholden to Intel.
Tags: Processors, Personal Computers, Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Computer, Complaint, Cuomo, CEO, Personal Computers, PC Company
Does Intel hold the edge in antitrust case?
News Dramatic chip-price drops could confound antitrust complaints by New York State, AMD, and U.S. Federal Trade Commission--despite Intel's alleged payments to PC makers.
Tags: Processors, Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Cuomo, U.S., PC Company, International Data Corp., Chip, FTC, antitrust
Intel, AMD reach landmark settlement
News Upon payment of US$1.25 billion by Intel, AMD will drop longstanding antitrust litigation. The two powerhouses will share chip technology.
Tags: Processors, Servers, Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Computer, computer chip, European Commission, Chip, FTC, Settlement
Dell to pay US$4M in fraud case
News PC maker settles with the state of New York a year after being found to have engaged in "false, deceptive business practices".
Tags: Business ethics, Legal, PC Company, Attorney General, Sales, financing, New York, financial service, Dell Computer Corp., Legal
Has the IT security model been broken by Web 2.0?
News A legal case against Facebook which accuses the social network site of not keeping young users safe is the result of a dysfunctional IT security model dogging Web 2.0, according to privacy advocates and security analysts.
Facebook's legal issues escalate
News Following a subpoena for documents, N.Y.'s attorney general warns the social-networking site that it may face consumer fraud charges for misrepresenting its safety infrastructure.
Tags: Legal
