[Brilliant]

There is no way that giving rebates to customers can be considered "anti-competitive."

The EU is just using its anti-trust laws to keep a leash on US companies. They are using AMD as a shield to deflect criticism. If the US complains, the EU will simply say that both companies are American, and the US will be accused of taking sides.

[bmwcyle]

The EU will be the home and birth place of the third anti-Christ just and they birth the last two.

[bmwcyle]

birthed not birth

[MARKUSPRIME]

When the EU cant compete they extort and restrain under the veil of "anti-trust". Sad little socialist pansys.

[DB]

At times I'd like to simply stop selling American products in Europe for a month and see how they like it. They dump on American business over and over and over again.

My response is Airbus, their hypocrisy knows no bounds.

[Steely Tom]

Where's Europe's Intel? AMD? Microsoft?
Where's Europe's Dell? Apple?
Where's Europe's Google?
Where's Europe's MySpace? YouTube? Facebook?
Where's Europe's Free Republic?

Why, they're all here! Coincidence? You decide!

(steely)

[GarySpFc]

The EU has to make up the billions lost on AirBust by finding ways to fine Intel and Microsoft. I can hear the judge asking the prosecutor in French prior to his decision, "How much has AirBus lost?"

[pierrem15]

First Microsoft, then Intel. I'm waiting for the Europeons to go after Boeing next.