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Business Ethics, Regulation & Legislation

Why Trump’s Meetings With CEOs Seeking Mergers Trouble Observers

By meeting with the CEOs of Monsanto and Bayer, which are seeking to merge, as well as the head of AT&T, which is trying to merge with Time Warner, Trump has violated decades of White House practice by injecting himself directly into mergers awaiting Justice Department review.

Business Ethics, Economy & Society, Governance & Compliance

Business Fraud: Culture Is the Culprit

Business Ethics, Regulation & Legislation

Power Tool Industry Circles the Wagons as Disabling Saw Injuries Mount

Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Economy & Society, Governance & Compliance

New Arrests in Murdoch Bribery Scandal Raise Question of U.S. Charges

Business Ethics, Governance & Compliance, Regulation & Legislation

Why No Financial Crisis Prosecutions? ‘It’s Just too Hard’

Business Ethics, Governance & Compliance, Regulation & Legislation

Doctors Avoid Penalties in Suits Against Medical Firms

Business Ethics, Economy & Society, Governance & Compliance

Facing Bribery Inquiry, News Corp. Lawyers Up With Former Federal Prosecutors

The embattled media conglomerate News Corporation and its independent directors have not only hired top criminal defense lawyers, they’ve also hired former Justice Department prosecutors well-versed in U.S. bribery law. The new hires are a sign that the company is taking the Justice Department’s preliminary investigation rather seriously.

Corporate Social Responsibility, Economy & Society, Governance & Compliance