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They were ordered to be broken up, a la AT&T and Standard Oil. When that decision got neutered, it was indeed business as usual.
by furgooswft13 7y ago
They were ordered to be broken up, a la AT&T and Standard Oil. When that decision got neutered, it was indeed business as usual.
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoNo. They didn't get broken up. But they stopped a number of anti-competitive behaviors for a decade or more. It definitely was not "business as usual", either in internal attitude (from what I've heard) or in external behavior (from what I observed).