International
Dec. 2, 2013
Other countries using US government's anti-corruption playbook
Countries in Europe, Asia and South America are showing new vigor in prosecuting laws already on their books that crack down on corruption and bribery.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Companies doing business abroad have to worry about more than just American anti-corruption laws now. Countries in Europe, Asia and South America are showing new vigor in prosecuting laws already on their books that crack down on corruption and bribery. Some, such as Russia and Brazil, have passed new stringent rules this year.
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