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What Facebook, Google and Others Can Learn From Microsoft’s Antitrust Case | WSJ

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The Department of Justice is investigating the U.S.'s largest tech firms for allegedly monopolistic behavior. Roughly 20 years ago, a similar case threatened to destabilize Microsoft. WSJ explains.

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