Add another $99 million to the $325 million a variety of firms have paid out in shareholder litigation involving telecom Global Crossing. In the latest settlement, which has won preliminary approved by a federal judge in New York, Goldman Sachs Group will shell out $42.1 million, Merrill Lynch will pay $19.2 million and two Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce units $17.4 million, with several others coughing up smaller amounts. Shareholders had charged that deceptive accounting and fraudulent deals resulted in inflated revenues and that the investment banks aggressively sold these overpriced securities. Still waiting to settle are suits are Microsoft Corp. and Softbank Corp. of Japan.