| Ryuu96 said: To add on, there is absolutely nothing stopping the FTC from taking Microsoft to a federal court right now, and actually getting a block order from the courts. The reason why they don't is obvious, they don't think they can win, so they're doing this sham internal court first to allow others (CMA) who have far more power than the FTC does to do the work for them. It's pure delay tactics and Microsoft can't do anything about it because companies don't have the power to take FTC to federal court during an acquisition inquiry (yet) so they have to wait for FTC's internal court to either say "go ahead and sue them!" or to say "nah this case is a lost cause, you crazy" which FTC has the power to ignore (and has ignored that advice in the past) and finally then proceed to the federal court. |
Doesn't matter, MS closing over the FTC.
