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DOJ Plans Heightened Scrutiny of Government Contractors
The new "Procurement Collusion Strike Force" aims to root out antitrust crimes like bid-rigging and price-fixing in the procurement of government contracts.
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David McCann
| November 8, 2019
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GE Warns Subprime Unit Could Go Bankrupt
The defunct WMC Mortgage unit "has emerged in recent months as one of the biggest headaches in GE's vast business empire.”
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Matthew Heller
| May 7, 2018
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Brazilian Aircraft Maker to Pay $205M Over Bribery Allegations
Aircraft manufacturer Embraer admitted responsibility for multiple FCPA violations in four foreign countries from 2007 to 2011.
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Sean Allocca
| October 25, 2016
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Ex-Rabobank Traders Convicted of Libor Rigging
After a three-week trial, a Manhattan jury found the pair guilty of multiple counts of conspiracy and wire fraud.
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Matthew Heller
| November 5, 2015
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Crédit Agricole Fined $787M Over Sanctions Violations
The bank is accused of processing U.S. dollar payments for clients in Iran, Burma, and other sanctioned countries.
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Matthew Heller
| October 20, 2015
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Bio-Rad to Pay $55M to Settle Bribery Allegations
“Bio-Rad Laboratories failed to detect a bribery scheme and did not properly address red flags that such a scheme was underway,” said an SEC official.
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Matthew Heller
| November 3, 2014
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To prevent white-collar crime, prosecutors are now focusing on raising shareholder ire.
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Iris Dorbian
| July 17, 2014
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