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In  a  deal  with  the  US  authorities,  Oracle  will  pay  $23  million  for  bribery  schemes  that  were  allegedly  carried  out  for  nearly  three  years  by  foreign  firm  sales  reps  and  partners. According  to  the  U.S.  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission,  this  is  the  second  time  the  Austin,  Texas-based  database  services  and  cloud  vendor  has  been  discovered  creating  slush  funds  abroad.  The  fresh  accusations  relate  to  fraud  operations  carried  out  by  Oracle's  affiliates  in  India,  the  United  Arab  Emirates,  and  Turkey. The  SEC's  findings,  which  relate  to  conduct  taken  between  2016  and  2019,  were  not  acknowledged  by  Oracle.  However,  the  SEC  reports  that  Oracle  did  take  action  to  stop  such  schemes  from  happening  again.  In  addition  to  a  $15  million  fine,  Oracle  will  disgorge  $8  million  in  earnings  earned  through  illegal  activity. Oracle's  cooperation  with  the  inquiry,  in

Alaska has only one US House seat and that is won by Democrat Mary Peltola. She defeated star Republican Sarah Palin.She will be the first native Alaskan and first women to represent Alaska. “I don’t think there will be another birthday like today,” Peltola exclaimed.She further added “My desire is to follow in Congressman Young’s legacy of representing all Alaskans, and I’m just looking forward to getting to work.”She also shared on social media that "Thank you to all Alaskans who have put their faith in me as the first woman in Alaska’s history to represent our state in the House of Representatives.Tonight, we’ve shown that we can win as a campaign that is pro-choice, pro-fish, pro-worker, and pro-Alaska." Peltola lately been the director of the Kuskokwim River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.She already has 10 years experience in the state Legislature.Her campaign team slogan “Alaska’s best shot at keeping an extremist from winning" won many hearts. Alaska is crucial as