Daily Corruption News (13 May 2015) - Transparency International

13 May 2015  Today's top story US: Wal-Mart will start telling investors how much it spends on lobbying Reuters Wal-Mart Stores said it will start disclosing directly to investors what it spends on lobbying on a state-by-state basis, responding to shareholder pressure to improve transparency on how the retailing giant seeks to influence public policy.

More news Global: AFC general secretary suspended over 'cover up' Agence France-Presse Burundi: Burundi general claims to oust President Pierre Nkurunziza The New York Times Panama: Former Panamanian economy minister arrested in corruption probe Agence France-Presse Vietnam: Vietnam to prosecute former editor following reports of official graft Radio Free Asia Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe court grants bail to ex-energy minister accused of graft APA

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