Microsoft breakup reshapes antitrust legacy and strategy
The ruling to split Microsoft prompts fierce debate on courtroom tactics and governance. Analysts say Gates’s stance and the consent decree mattered, with experts noting the decision spotlighted management arrogance and legal strategy that shaped the company’s future.
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Microsoft antitrust ruling sparks calls to move case forward
The ruling, praised by Janet Reno and NY AG Eliot Spitzer, orders Microsoft to share system details with outside developers and split the company’s operations while blocking exclusive deals. Critics argue the decision targets monopoly power amid Windows market dominance and browser wars.
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Netscape
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Pope John Paul II aged eighty contemplates conclave fate
The pope, aging in his twenty second year and nearing his twilight, faces limits on voting at conclaves due to age. He remains active, pushing Holy Year agendas, seeking forgiveness and reconciliation, while Vatican officials weigh potential cardinal selections amid debate over his succession.
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Jerusalem
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New York
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Joseph Fiorenza
Galveston-Houston
Roger Etchegaray
Camillo Ruini
Italian Bishops Conference
United States
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Genoa
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Nal
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Milan
Martini
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Pontifical Council For Interreligious Dialogue
Chronicle Telegram Classified Rates and Circulation Listing
The Chronicle Telegram lists home delivery options in Elyria and surrounding areas with rates for daily and Sunday papers, motor routes, and mail subscriptions. It provides contact numbers for the Classified Hotline and circulation offices along with hours of operation and postal details.
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Elyria
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Jury hears opening on Geiger murder case aftermath
Trial focuses on a fatal stabbing after a confrontation at Geiger's grandmother's home. Prosecution portrays a cold blooded attack by Smith on Geiger who tried to flee, while defense argues self defense aided by a paring knife. Evidence includes psychiatric expert tests and competency rulings.
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Smith
Raymond
Jeffrey (Geiger
Blair
Robert A. Nagy
Nagy
Mary Evard
Evard
Paul Matus
Matus
Janas
Thomas Haglund
Ross Santamaria
Boy Drowns After Climbing Fence Into Pool
Police describe a drowning as a tragic accident after a boy climbed over a locked fence into a backyard pool. Neighbors were away. authorities plan further interviews to locate a witness as the investigation continues. Associated Press contributed to the report.
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Mike Wright
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