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Despite the rhetoric, Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) and the European Commission may actually be on speaking terms. The two parties are in early talks to settle both the Commission’s investigation into whether the company has stifled competition by bundling Internet Explorer and Windows together, as well as a second investigation looking at Microsoft Word and Excel, according to Bloomberg News, which cites unnamed sources. No details about what each side is offering. A Microsoft spokesman would not comment to paidContent.
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