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Mr. Fleischer's decision to bundle the slips together suggested a desire to keep a tangible testimony to his efforts -- a little like a traveling salesman who flashes a wide roll of cash in the club car.

[Page A1.] Another Opinion on Microsoft Suit Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard legal scholar, told the judge in the Microsoft antitrust case that the company's decision to bundle its Web browser into the Windows operating system had "obvious benefits" to computer programmers and consumers.

A Harvard legal scholar told the judge in the Microsoft antitrust case yesterday that the company's decision to bundle its Web browser into the Windows operating system had "obvious benefits" to computer programmers and consumers.

The decision to bundle wireless service and pay-TV with unlimited data reflects AT&T's desire to get consumers streaming more TV on their smartphones.

It was unimpressed by Greece's decision to bundle up all four of the debt repayments due this month and is frustrated by the unwillingness of Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, to cross its two "red line" issues – pensions and labour-market reform.

Microsoft, based in Redmond, Wash., has been in negotiations with the European Union in recent months over its decision to bundle its Windows Media Player as part of the Windows operating system.

It also alleges that the group's decision to "bundle" its Media Player software with Windows gives it an advantage over rivals.

The court also found that Microsoft's decision to bundle its browser with Windows could not be justified for reasons other than Microsoft's desire to end what it perceived as a threat from Netscape, now owned by AOL Time Warner.

That trial concentrated on Microsoft's decision to bundle its Internet Explorer Web browser with its Windows operating system, which already dominates the market.

Under the proposed COP Act, the SBA itself has the authority to file a formal protest of an agency decision to bundle requirements together in a manner that renders larger contracts much more difficult for small businesses to win.

In another part of the ruling, he noted, the appeals court vacated a lower court's finding that Microsoft's decision to bundle its browser with Windows was inherently illegal.