Intel Wants More Time to Respond to EU Charges

Intel has asked the European Union's second highest court for more time to respond to EU charges that it paid a retailer to favor PCs using its computer chips. The Commission issued charges against the world's biggest chipmaker in July, alleging that the U.S. company had paid a retailer to refrain from selling computers with chips made by competitor Advanced Micro Devices.

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