FTC raids Microsoft's Tokyo office over software contracts

FTC raids Microsoft's Tokyo office over software contracts

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken Feb. 26 shows the building that houses the Japan unit of Microsoft Corp. The Fair Trade Commission raided the company's office in Tokyo's Shibuya district on suspicion of violation of the Antimonopoly Law in connection with software licensing deals with Japanese personal computer makers. (Kyodo)

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