European Commission says no clash with Microsoft's UK commitments
The European Commission said on Friday new commitments given by Microsoft to Britain's antitrust regulator for buying Activision Blizzard does not interfere with its EU commitments.
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The European Commission said on Friday new commitments given by Microsoft to Britain's antitrust regulator for buying Activision Blizzard does not interfere with its EU commitments.
Microsoft had restructured the deal under pressure from the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Microsoft had restructured the deal under pressure from the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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