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Microsoft will pay $25 million to settle Hungary bribery charges

Microsoft is on the hook at home for alleged crimes abroad. The company has agreed to pay about $25 million in settlements with both the Justice Department and SEC over charges that its Hungary subsidiary violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The division allegedly discounted prices for its resellers and distributors between 2013 and 2015, using the increased profit margins to fund bribes for government officials and clinch lucrative software deals with Microsoft.

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  What's on TV this week: 'Another Life'

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  Google will pay $11 million to settle hundreds of age discrimination suits

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Netflix unveils new shows aimed at preschoolers

Netflix is expanding its selection for tots. The streaming giant announced today that it would be adding seven new shows, all geared towards children between the ages of two to six-years-old. Included in the new lineup is DreamWorks Dragons Rescue Riders, a CG-animated follow-up to DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge, another Netflix series in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise for slightly older kids.

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  The biggest streaming announcements from Comic-Con

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  Daily Crunch: Microsoft invests $1B in OpenAI

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What is Project JEDI? Amazon and Microsoft are competing for a $10 billion Pentagon cloud program

The Pentagon is preparing to award Amazon or Microsoft a $10 billion contract. But what is Project JEDI?

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  Microsoft invests $1 billion in Elon Musk-founded OpenAI

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  Google Cloud makes it easier to set up continuous delivery with Spinnaker

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Companies to Watch: Equifax settles, CBS goes dark on AT&T, Vail buying Peak in ski deal

Equifax, CBS, AT&T, Vail Resorts are the companies to watch.