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Accusations of harassment and concerns over pay gaps continue to dog Microsoft as shareholders were urged by investor Arunja Capital to vote for the software giant to release transparency reports. The form PX14A6G filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission is sent to shareholders outlining why the sender wants them …

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