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Microsoft Wednesday, 12 February, 2003, 18:49 GMT
Microsoft's Windows XP system Microsoft faces new complaint
Rivals including Oracle and Sun Microsystems ask Europe to investigate new allegations about Microsoft's tactics.
Microsoft's focus shifts to Europe
Microsoft looks beyond the court
Microsoft buoyant after court ruling
Microsoft wins battle but war continues
Microsoft pledges steps to openness
Microsoft accused of arrogance
Windows plays fair with rivals
Judge rejects Microsoft plea
States retreat on Microsoft evidence
Microsoft drops court witnesses
Gates in court for third day
Gates 'curtailing customer choice'
Gates denounces Microsoft penalties
Microsoft defends anti-trust deal
  
  
Microsoft deal agreed Microsoft reaches anti-trust deal
The US government agrees an anti-trust settlement with Microsoft, but hurdles remain before the long-running case is resolved.
Q&A: The Microsoft deal
Outline of proposed settlement
Microsoft break-up ruling overturned
Microsoft court case: What's it all about?
Reaction to the ruling
Q&A: What next for Microsoft?
Key excerpts of Microsoft ruling
Public critical of Microsoft deal
Microsoft Office XP software Microsoft's business challenges
The software giant has faced more than legal challenges as it tries to cope with a slowdown in computer sales and revenue growth.
Gates unveils Playstation rival
Microsoft results beat forecasts
Gates talks up PC market
October launch for Windows XP
Microsoft's bruising year
Microsoft sets sights on AOL
Has Microsoft stifled innovation?
Microsoft: No longer the biggest
Microsoft broken up
A judge orders the break-up of software giant Microsoft, in the biggest anti-trust judgement in US history.
Microsoft: Winners and Losers
Microsoft: The charge sheet
The Trial: Key Moments
Timeline of the legal battle
Extracts from the guilty verdict
Extracts from the Microsoft ruling
Oracle defends Microsoft spying
Split may help Microsoft
The toll of legal attacks...
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An overview of the case so far
What's it all about?

The corporate giants split up by anti-trust authorities
Century of trustbusting

Gamers are waiting to get their hands on Microsoft's new X-Box console for the first time at an exhibition in Los Angeles
Consoles clash at expo

The end of Microsoft's court troubles could spell problems for its rivalsFuture shock
Could Microsoft's ambitions hobble its progress?

Bill Gates enjoys the verbal jousting in court over the anti-trust caseWar of words
Software chief enjoys verbal jousting
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