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By Sarah Left
Published: 20 November 1998 17:24 GMT
An investigation by the Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) into Microsoft's business practices has ended without anti-trust action.
The Japanese authority has decided there is no need to open a case against the software vendor for anti-competitive practices in the browser market, bringing the 12-month investigation to an end.
The JFTC had voiced concerns about contracts Microsoft had with some Internet Service Providers - but the company has since amended those contracts.
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