Skip to: Content
Skip to: Site Navigation
Skip to: Search

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2009
| Subscribe to Newser's RSS feeds RSS | Follow Newser on Twitter Twitter

NEWS ABOUT: US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act stories: 2 news summaries

Halliburton Will Pay $559M
in Nigerian Bribery Fines

The settlement is the second-largest under the current law

(Newser) - Halliburton will shell out $559 million in fines—the largest federal penalty ever paid by a US company for bribery—to the Justice Department and the SEC to settle claims that its former KBR unit greased the palms of Nigerian officials to help get a gas liquefaction facility built, along... More »

MORE ABOUT:
Nigeria bribery Halliburton Siemens KBR US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act kickbacks

Bahrain Arm Accuses Alcoa of Corruption

US aluminum giant bribed, defrauded, and overcharged, lawsuit alleges

(Newser) - A company controlled by Bahrain's government has filed a lawsuit in US federal court accusing metals giant Alcoa of a host of shady business practices, the Wall Street Journal reports. Pittsburgh-based Alcoa, one of the world's biggest aluminum companies, systematically overcharged Bahrain Aluminum for raw materials and funneled money to... More »

MORE ABOUT:
Alcoa Alcan aluminum bribery bribe corruption lawsuit corporate governance Bahrain Jersey Aluminum Bahrain Royal Bank of Canada US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Kroll Associates Victor Dahdaleh AA Alumina & Chemicals Alumet Asia PTE Guernsey

2 Stories