LONDON, July 29 : Britain's antitrust regulator said it will investigate Microsoft over its marketing of subscription plans, specifically over whether personal and family customers were misled about Microsoft 365 subscription options and paid more as a result.
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29 Jul 2026 06:13PM
(Updated: 29 Jul 2026 06:15PM)
LONDON, July 29 : Britain's antitrust regulator said it will investigate Microsoft over its marketing of subscription plans, specifically over whether personal and family customers were misled about Microsoft 365 subscription options and paid more as a result.
Source: Reuters
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