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MONEYTALK: $2 bn bribes to secure Siemens orders

MONEYTALK: Update Aug 4th 2008 SEC, $2 bn bribes to secure Siemens orders

Update Aug 4th 2008New York stock exchange SEC visits Siemens (electronics) in Germany for corruption case. SEC may fine Siemens with $1.5 bn, for not respecting listed NY stock market rulings Siemens has...

created by SOLARLIFE | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Chinese diplomat honored for saving thousands in Holocaust

Stories like this abound nowadays but they remain equally enthralling. It has made me wonder, what could have their parents, guardians, and/or mentors told them as they were growing up so that they put others ahead of themselves? Then I thought, maybe they were...

created by jayr_patron | 1 year ago
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Madeleine probe second top detective threatens to quit

"The hunt for Madeleine McCann descended into chaos today after it emerged that a second senior detective on the case wants to quit. Chief Inspector Tavares Almeida, 48, who interrogated Kate McCann, is said to have put in a request with his superiors for an extended leave of...

created by liamssoft | 2 years ago
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mrclean

Suing Your Boss: No Longer Just a Fantasy?

If some lawmakers have their way, getting sweet, sweet revenge on one's boss won't just be the subject of a Dolly Parton movie, but all-too-real life:"Lawmakers across the country are considering legislation that...

created by Jordan Yerman | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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Stop Using Credit Report As A Criterion In Hiring

"Lisa Bailey worked for five months at Harvard University as a temp entering donations into a database. When the university made the job a salaried position, Ms. Bailey, who is black, saw a chance to lift herself out of dead-end jobs. Bailey's superiors encouraged her to...

created by alaaron | 2 years ago
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Army dismisses gay Arabic linguist (AP)

" JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - A decorated sergeant and Arabic language specialist was dismissed from the U.S. Army under the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, though he says he never told his superiors he was gay and his accuser was never identified. Bleu Copas, 30, told The...