A former Microsoft employee is going to prison after stealing $10 million in store credit and buying a Tesla and lakefront home

By cineramaNovember 13, 2020Bitcoin Business

A woman walks past a Microsoft Store on 5th avenue. John Nacion/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images A former Microsoft employee was sentenced to nine years in prison Monday for […]

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A former Microsoft employee is going to prison after stealing $10 million in store credit and buying a Tesla and lakefront home

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