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Qualcomm said this week it has stepped up a review of its FCPA compliance, while the DOJ and SEC continue to investigate the company.
San Diego-based Qualcomm hasn’t identified what business units or countries are involved or the amounts of any alleged sensitive payments.… Continue Reading
German police raided and searched the German offices of EADS Tuesday.
Sources said the raid was connected to an investigation into the defense contractor’s sale of military aircraft to Austria.
In the U.K.,… Continue Reading
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In July, I had an interesting conversation with Prof. Alan Doig in Vienna relating to the fight against corruption in my own country, Kenya.
He asked me how Kenya was fighting its infamous corruption and impunity.… Continue Reading
Afghan President Hamid KarzaiCorruption levels are higher than ever in Afghanistan and Hamid Karzai has been quick to blame the U.S. President Karzai claims the Western allies have been complicit in the graft, and he might be right.… Continue Reading
The CEELI Institute in Prague is offering an anti-corruption training program for prosecutors, investigators, and judges.
The 5-day course was originally scheduled for early December but will now happen in March.… Continue Reading
An unwelcome ritual of South Korean politics is for the president to be plagued by serious corruption scandals near the end of his term.
President Lee Myung-bak (left) will leave office in February next year.… Continue Reading
Yu Xinlong, former director of Wuhan City (Hubei Province) Sixin Ecological Development Management Committee Land Bureau, was charged with embezzling $694,521 of demolition compensation. According to reports, Yu collaborated with a man identified as Jiang to fabricate the existence of factory structures on a piece of wasteland slated for redevelopment by state-owned Wuhan Drainage Company.… Continue Reading
