Microsoft Respects European Laws
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Microsoft says it respects European laws as U.S. ramps up trade tensions with EU

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"Even when we've lost cases in European courts, Microsoft has long respected and complied with European laws," Microsoft President Brad Smith said in a blog post on Wednesday .
Smith 's comments are part of a charm offensive Microsoft is making in Europe this week , after tensions between the U.S. and European Union ratcheted up over trade tariffs.
Trump 's trade war has raised fears that the EU could use its regulatory crackdown on America 's tech giants as a tool to counter trade restrictions.
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