Rumors that EU officials plan to bring antitrust charges against Microsoft first emerged in April. Teams, the service at the center of the regulatory action, shipped with the company’s Microsoft ...

EU charges Microsoft with anti-competitive behavior for bundling Teams with Office. Brussels alleges Microsoft's bundling harms competitors like Slack and Zoom. 9 Out of the Last 10 Summers this ...

Just a day after charging Apple with violating the Digital Markets Act, the EU is continuing its crusade against big tech. Now, Microsoft also faces a potential multi-billion dollar fine, although ...

Microsoft plans in the coming weeks to file a written response to European Union charges that it abused its monopoly in the operating system market, according to sources familiar with the matter ...

Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Microsoft Teams app is seen on the smartphone placed on the keyboard in this illustration taken, July 26, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo ...

BRUSSELS—The European Union charged Microsoft MSFT-0.22%decrease; red down pointing triangle with antitrust violations related to the company’s bundling of its Teams collaboration tool with ...

This ordeal began in 2020 when Slack — now owned by Salesforce — filed an antitrust complaint against Microsoft, claiming it broke the EU's competition rules in bundling Teams to its suites.

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EU officials could file antitrust charges against Microsoft within weeks. AFP via Getty Images Microsoft can still avoid a formal lawsuit in the EU if it can reach a settlement regarding its ...

Microsoft – which faced landmark antitrust charges in the US back in 2001 – has now also been found to be subject to the DMA in respect of its Teams workplace chat and videoconferencing app.

However, in 2013, the EU fined Microsoft €561 million for failing to fulfill its commitment, indicating the seriousness with which the EU addresses non-compliance with antitrust regulations.