Microsoft Corp. is scheduled to head back to court on May 10.
Microsoft Corp. is scheduled to head back to court on May 10. The company and the Justice Department met with the judge in the anti-trust case Wednesday to set a schedule for further proceedings. A list of rebuttal witnesses will be available by April 23.
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A third of all Chrome extensions request access to user data on any site
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