Microsoft bribery investigation reaches Pakistan and Russia

Sooraj Shah
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Microsoft partners and employees alleged to have acted illegally to win contracts

Software giant Microsoft is co-operating with US federal authorities in an investigation into alleged "illegal activity" by employees and business partners in Russia and Pakistan.  John Frank, v...

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