Daily Corruption News: 4 September 2012
Today's top story
Global: Foreign firms most affected by a U.S. law barring bribes
New York Times
A law intended to prohibit the payment of bribes to foreign officials by United States businesses has produced more than $3 billion in settlements. But a list of the top companies making these settlements is notable in one respect: its lack of American names.
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Egypt: Mubarak culture minister charged with corruption
Associated Press
Liberia: Shady deals threaten Liberian rainforest - report
Reuters
Russia: Russia tells executives paying bribes abroad isn’t deductible
Bloomberg
UK: 'Weaknesses' in NIHE contract management
BBC
Blogs and opinion
China: Corrupt officials beware: China's Twitter empowers citizen-vigilantes
Christian Science Monitor
News from Transparency International
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