Apple to cut iTunes's song price in U.K.: cost to align with EU's even though regulator found no antitrust breach

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Apple Inc. has agreed to reduce iTunes song prices in the UK despite a statement by European Union regulators that the company had not violated antitrust laws. Apple will make song prices in the UK comparable to euro-zone prices within six months; UK song prices will drop from 79 pence to around 74 pence.

United Kingdom, Marketing procedures, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Marketing, AAPL, Company marketing practices, Online music, Company pricing policy, Apple Inc., iTunes (Sound/audio software)

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Dell and H-P cloud EU Microsoft order

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Hewlett-Packard Co. and Dell Inc., computer industry giants, have cast doubt on the anti-trust law ruling by the European Union against Micrsoft Corp. The companies are not convinced that Microsoft Corp. selling a stripped down version of Windows will draw much demand.

United States, Europe, Public affairs, Interpretation and construction, Microsoft Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co., Dell Inc., European Union, MSFT, Public relations, Company public relations, HPQ

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