EU Victory Leaves Questions for Vista

September 18, 2007 By JESSICA MINTZ and AOIFE WHITE, AP Business Writers EU Victory Leaves Questions for Vista

(AP) -- European antitrust regulators' victory over Microsoft was a resounding smack at the software maker's old business practices, but it left analysts divided as to how the company's new businesses, including Windows Vista, might be affected.

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