Daily Corruption News: 4 July 2012
Today's top story
Global: Anti-fraud chief says EU states hold back tip-offs
Reuters
The European Union's anti-fraud body recovered a record 691 million euros ($870 million) last year, it said on Tuesday, but expressed concern that public bodies were getting more reluctant to tip it off for fear of damaging national reputations.
More news
Global: Oxford University Press fined £1.9m over bribery by African subsidiary firms
The Guardian
Global: Wal-Mart’s Castro-Wright retires amid Mexico bribery probe
Bloomberg
Pakistan: Why the corrupt haunt Pakistan cricket
Agence France-Presse
Spain: Bankia board faces investigation over corruption claims
The Guardian
UK: News Corp.’S internal hacking probers confuse skeptics
Bloomberg
Blogs and opinion
USA: Eric Holder’s record health-fraud case
Washington Post
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Half of Spain’s provincial authorities fail the transparency test
Coming soon: How transparent are the world's biggest companies?
