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Scientific data to back up your arguments. if it doesn't actually exist, well, you can pay for it. that is why over the past decade google has financed hundreds of academic papers, paint professors between $40,500,000 apiece. some of the academics did not disclose google's backing. others shared their research with the company prior to publication. devon a researcher in law and technology at princeton spent over $2 million of google's money on conferences and research papers paying authors between 20. >> to back hundred thousand dollars and part of his work was to put together a list at the to...

Meantime, in other news, qualcomm has been fined million by south korean authorities as antitrust violations. authorities say the company only licensed its key patients to mobile phone makers so investors are concerned about the lucrative licensing. don't forget qualcomm is facing investigations in the u.s. and in europe. meantime, in other news around automakers, u.s. safety regulators are looking into the brakes of the ford fusion and mercury milan sedans made between 2009 and 2011 over fears the antilocking braking system only works in certain conditions but there will be problems if they g...

A lot at stake for them, too, at the table. that said, it has been contentious. donald trump went after tim cook specifically during the apple versus the fbi, when they wanted apple to open up the iphone of the san bernardino shooter, and accused of antitrust violations and against facebook for immigration policy. having covered silicon valley and tech almost seven years, this is a spirited, interesting innovative group of people walking into trump towers. we'll see exactly the nature of that conversation and how it goes, brianna. >> keep us posted. much more on enormous and explosive revelati...

Were reportedly to be up to before the crisis. keep this in mind. we're only talking about 20 bad apples here across all of wall street. >> i'm wondering about the deterrence effect of this. the doj has these guilty pleas, the fines, will this be enough to stop the banks from engaging in antitrust violations or any other kinds of ethical behavior? >> zero deterrence effect. the fines will be seen as a cost of doing business. the thing that strikes me about this behavior even though it was a small number of individuals, is that it gives the lie to this idea that there's some kind of free market...

The united nations says 1 million people have fled syria since the civil war began two years ago. most of them get out on foot like you see these people doing. these are people who fear for their lives and for the lives of their families and they're fleeing at an alarming rate of about 1400 a day. the head of the u.n.'s refugee commission describes syria has spiralling toward full scale disaster. in europe, regulators have slapped microsoft with a $730 million fine for antitrust violations. the european commission says microsoft failed to honor an agreement to give europe's 15 million users ...