Long-running EU antitrust case of Microsoft Teams appears to be nearing an end

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European Union regulators will seek public comment on proposed changes from Microsoft for Teams, signaling the U.S. company may be nearing the end of a long-running antitrust case targeting its messaging and videoconferencing app.

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