Microsoft decree didn’t help competition, states say

California and five other states disagree with U.S. antitrust regulators over whether court oversight of Microsoft Corp. has improved competition for personal computer software and provided more consumer choices. California and the other states told a federal judge overseeing Microsoft Corp.’s antitrust settlement that the accord has done little to bolster competition or dent Microsoft’s monopoly ...

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Microsoft decree didn’t help competition, states say

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