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Siemens: from bad to worse

Filed in archive corporate crime by leon on May 01, 2008

Siemens earnings are sliding, down 67 per cent, because of project delays, cancellations and costs flowing the bribery investigation.

Siemens latest woes coincide with a report from international law firm Debevoise & Plimpton that there has been widespread violations of domestic and foreign compliance regulations.

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Filed in archive corporate crime by leon on May 01, 2008

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