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Global: Alstom to pay record $772m fine for bribery
Financial Times French industrial group Alstom SA pleaded guilty on Monday to paying more than $75m in bribes to government officials around the world and agreed to a $772.3m fine, the largest penalty by the US Department of Justice for foreign bribery. |
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Brazil: Oil scandal in Brazil just keeps growing; optimists see chance for change
The Washington Post (TI mention) China: Former executives of China's Shenhua energy under investigation Reuters Greece: Greek bribery claims dismissed ahead of key vote The Wall Street Journal Hong Kong: Hong Kong property tycoon and former official jailed for corruption Agence France Presse Tanzania: Tanzania's Kikwete sacks Tibaijuka over payment BBC US: US treasury seeks to guard against illegal sports wagers Reuters |
Blogs and opinion
Global: Foreign bribery cases that can drag on and on
The New York Times Spain: For many Spaniards, Princess Cristina's trial date is welcome news Christian Science Monitor |
News from Transparency International
Online Documentary: African voices against corruptionWeb Feature: Transparency International: 2014 in pictures
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