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Ex-Detroit library official charged with taking $1.4 million in bribes
An ex-Detroit Public Library official has been charged with accepting $1.4 million-plus in bribes and kickbacks from library contractors. Timothy Cromer, who’d served as DPL’s chief administrative and technology officer from 2006 until earlier
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Feds: NYU Researchers Took Bribes From Chinese Co.
Three New York University researchers from China divulged results from a federally funded study to Chinese competitors in exchange for tuition, rent and other expenses, federal prosecutors said Monday. Yudong Zhu, a U.S.-educated NYU
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High Salary Not Magic Bullet for Tax Bribery
A senior Finance Ministry official has conceded that higher salaries instated as part of efforts to reform the graft-riddled tax department have not been as effective as was hoped, following the recent arrests of
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SocGen Unit CEO Charged With Bribery as Prokhorov Urges Freedom
The head of Societe Generale SA (GLE)’s Russian unit was charged with commercial bribery, a day after allegedly being caught in a sting operation with cash on his desk from a client seeking to
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Motor racing’s Ecclestone denies bribery in German case: lawyers
Lawyers for Formula One Chief Executive Bernie Ecclestone reiterated on Wednesday that he had not bribed a German banker during the 2005-2006 sale of a stake in the motor racing business, after a newspaper
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Britain: Charges in Bribery Case
British prosecutors say that an editor with The Sun, a tabloid newspaper, has been charged in connection with a conspiracy to pay thousands of dollars’ worth of bribes to a press officer working in
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Hammond councilman pleads guilty to bribery
A Hammond city councilman pleaded guilty to a federal bribery charge Monday for taking $10,500 in return for steering city tree-trimming contracts to one service. Councilman Al Salinas, 52, also pleaded guilty to one
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Slovenia and Croatia worst in Europe for perception of corruption
The perception of corruption in the economy in Europe is worst in Slovenia, immediately followed by Croatia, which is significantly higher than the European average, the latest survey by Ernst & Young shows. Responding
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