Intel Says EU Withheld Evidence in Antitrust Case
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Intel Corp., the largest maker of computer chips, asked judges to overturn a record European Union 1.06 billion-euro ($1.34 billion) antitrust fine, arguing regulators withheld evidence and didn’t let Intel fully defend itself.
Intel told the EU General Court to throw out the European Commission’s ruling that its use of rebates violated EU antitrust rules. Intel said the EU failed to use mitigating evidence or to allow it respond to all of the allegations.