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Microsoft Settles Another Legal Dispute (PC World)







Microsoft Settles Another Legal Dispute
(PC World)

Microsoft Settles Another Legal Dispute
(PC World)
04/12/2004 10:00 AM

PC World - Software giant will pay $440 million to end InterTrust case.




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