Ann Banks, Chief Commercial Officer of Summit Power Group, Inc. will be presenting the “Commercial Core of Summit Power’s Texas Clean Energy Project“ at the Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage Summit 2010 in Shanghai.
It has not been a good week for HP, and there does not appear to be any relief in sight.
Two federal agencies are investigating Merck & Co. for possible violations of antibribery laws in several foreign countries.
If you haven’t heard, Mark Hurd was relieved of his executive duties at HP, according to the Wall Street Journal, “in large part because of the conflict between his actions and the code of conduct, which he publicly championed in 2006 following a boardroom scandal.”
Among today’s Water Cooler stories: Swiss Parliament Approves UBS Treaty, Ends Standoff; Daimler Admits Bribing Ghana Military; Lawmakers Near Deal on Fed Governance.
Now that the SEC has announced yet another public meeting of yet another advisory committee, Bill Singer thinks it is just one more laughable event in an endless stream of idiocy.
OCEG recently announced the issuance of a GRC Capability Design Certification for Dell Inc.’s Foreign Corrupt Practices (FCPA) Compliance Program.
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced today that Wisconsin has joined with other states and the federal government and reached an agreement in principle with AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP, to settle allegations it engaged in an off-label marketing campaign that improperly promoted the antipsychotic drug, Seroquel.
We are very honored and excited to have been included in Julie Steinberg’s post today on FINS.com that highlighted sites “where compliance pro connect online.” Also included is CCI featured columnist Bill Singer.
While respectful of the obvious human dimension of this case, the Africa Sting case could not have come at a better time for FCPA practitioners, which tend to be employed by large law firms – although not exclusively.
