Microsoft Office – and Teams – might be about to get cheaper for an awkward reason
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Sarah Collins
Microsoft is facing an ongoing antitrust case in the EU, which may result in the company having to make its Office subscription plans without Teams cheaper. The tech giant had separated its video conferencing software, Teams, from its office software in response to the investigation. Now, Microsoft is under pressure to lower the prices of Teams-less Office plans, potentially offering better deals for consumers. The EU is closely monitoring the situation, and Microsoft could be looking at a hefty fine of over $24.5 billion if found guilty of antitrust violations. Stay tuned as Microsoft adjusts its Office prices and terms to comply with regulations while enhancing competition in the market.
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