Microsoft-SAP talks rooted in database concern

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psst...

"Nothing in any of the discussions indicates that Microsoft
is using any kind of illegal actions to attempt to move into
the enterprise apps business. A merger with SAP would be
perfectly legal, since Microsoft doesn't already have a
presence in the market."
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don't you see that m$ is using it's illegal maintained
monopoly position to take over other markets? come on
Carl, you can't be THAT STUPID

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