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Microsoft and Hungarian Subsidiary Agree to Pay $25 Million to Resolve FCPA Investigations in Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Thailand

4 minute read September 01, 2019 at 12:05 AM

Juliet Gunev

Microsoft and Hungarian Subsidiary Agree to Pay $25 Million to Resolve FCPA Investigations in Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Thailand

In July 2019, Microsoft Corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiary Microsoft Magyarorszag Kft.

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