The EU has approved Microsoft’s planned purchase of Nokia’s mobile devices and services business. The European Commission concluded that the transaction would not raise any competition concerns
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European Commission clears Microsoft’s Nokia purchase
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Published December 5, 2013
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The European Commission has given Microsoft’s planned acquisition of Nokia’s mobile device business the green light. In a press release dated December 4, the Commission said it had investigated potential competition concerns and found none.
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