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[…] the way of the dodo in commercial newrooms across America. One story ProPublica is now chasing is the guilty plea a few days ago by Albert “ Jack” Stanley, the former chairman and CEO of KBR. He admitted violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by helping arrange and hide more than $182 million in […]
The Justice Department said today that Albert “ Jack” Stanley, 65, a former chairman and CEO of KBR, the global engineering and construction firm based in Houston, pleaded guilty to a two-count criminal information charging him with conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud. He […]
Former KBR boss Albert “Jack” Stanley will remain free on #100,000 until at least January 19, 2011.
For the tenth time, Jack Stanley‘s final sentencing has been delayed, this time until June 23.
KBR’s former CEO, Albert “Jack” Stanley, left, who presided over a $180 million oversees bribery scheme, won’t be sentenced until at least March 30.
Last week, Judge Keith P. Ellison signed Jack Stanley‘s latest sentencing delay (the eleventh by our count).
Jack Stanley‘s admissions when he pleaded guilty three years ago to conspiracy to violate the FCPA and commit mail and wire fraud were staggering.
The biggest FCPA enforcement action in history came to a close today with the sentencing of the mastermind behind the $182 million bribery scheme. Albert ‘ Jack’ Stanley, left, was ordered by Judge Keith B. Ellison to serve 30 months in prison and three years probation following his release. Stanley, 69, was formerly KBR’s […]
A federal judge in Houston last week postponed sentencing for Albert “ Jack” Stanley until September 23, 2010. The former chairman and CEO of KBR pleaded guilty in September 2008 to a two-count criminal information charging him with conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and to commit mail and wire fraud. He’s […]
Jack Stanley paid his former employer Kellogg, Brown & Root LLC $9.25 million last week as partial restitution for kickbacks he took when he ran the company.