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Slack, owned by business software maker Salesforce, alleged that Microsoft was abusing its market dominance to eliminate competition - in violation of EU laws - by illegally combining Teams with its Office suite, which includes Word, Excel and Outlook. The investigation was triggered by a complaint filed in 2020 by Slack Technologies, maker of popular workplace messaging software. The announcement comes a month after the European Union’s executive Commission, the 27-nation bloc’s top competition enforcer, opened a formal investigation over concerns that bundling Teams with Office gives the company an unfair edge over competitors.
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