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Microsoft avoided a round of Big Tech scrutiny. Then it bought a company for $69 billion.

Vox

“It’s odd how you can fall out of the field of vision, even though you’re an extraordinarily important company,” William Kovacic, who served as chair of the FTC under President George W. A judge ordered Microsoft to break up into two different companies: one for the operating system, and one for everything else.