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Intel's Japan offices raided by FTC

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On April 8, 2004, 1:49 AM EST

Intel has confirmed that its Japan offices were raided earlier this morning (Thrusday) by Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC), according to this story on CNet News, the chip giant is suspected of unfair business practices. An Intel spokesman said the company would cooperate with authorities' investigation.

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BrownPaper
on April 8, 2004
2:39 AM 		wow! 8) a raid happening anytime soon in the United States?

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vassil3427
on April 8, 2004
5:28 AM 		haha...That's hilarious...

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