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- After courts, RBI, independent reviewers clear HDFC Bank; persistence of crisis narrative raises questionsHDFC Bank is facing a barrage of governance allegations and panic. However, court relief and regulatory reassurances indicate no material a...
- Adani says US legal issues behind it, bets on AI-driven infrastructure boomGautam Adani announced the Adani Group has overcome US legal challenges and is accelerating investments in energy, transport, and digital i...
- Adani Group will start business in big way in US because allegations have been withdrawn: Senior Advocate HP RaninaThe US Department of Justice has permanently dismissed criminal fraud charges against Gautam and Sagar Adani. This decision, following a pa...
- Adani Enterprises resolves US Treasury sanctions case with $275 mln settlement after 'proactive' disclosure, cooperationAdani Enterprises has agreed to a $275 million settlement with the US Treasury. This resolves potential civil liability for 32 apparent vio...
- Global investors Temasek, Alpha Wave Global eye $1.3 bn investment in Adani AirportsAdani Airports: In all, four investors are expected to join the consortium seeking a stake in India's largest private airport operator, bet...
- New Defence Rules: 5-year ban for poor supplies, 10 years for misconductNew Ministry of Defence guidelines introduce stricter penalties for defence suppliers. Companies failing to meet contract terms or supplyin...
- Teetotalitarian nanny state strikes againThe Indian state patronisingly assumes that all voters cannot be trusted to exercise electoral judgement if they have access to alcohol. EC...
- India's ranking dips in latest global bribery risk listIndia has slipped to 82nd position in 2021, five places down from 77th rank last year, in a global list that measures business bribery risk...
- India ranks 77 in global bribery risk matrixAccording to this year's data, North Korea, Turkmenistan, South Sudan, Venezuela and Eritrea present the highest commercial bribery risk, w...
- One in five Indians think it is 'okay' to bribe for business: EY reportClose to 44 percent of Indian respondents said that offering cash, entertainment, personal gifts and misstating financial performance is ‘a...
- Some Indian firms acknowledge widespread bribery, corruption in businesses: EY surveyAs many as 50 corporates from India participated in the survey, of which 20 respondents said there is widespread bribery and corruption in ...
- Prevention of Corruption Bill prompts Indian cos to re-look at corrupt practices: DeloitteThe Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill, being pushed by the Narendra Modi government with an aim to curb corruption is having its in...
- Employees aware of corruption in their companies: ReportMost employees are aware of unethical business conduct in their organisations,but feel the onus of handling corruption lies with the senior...
- Focus on governance principles to fight corruption: Arun MairaThere is a need to focus on the principles of governance to curb corrupt businesses practices, Planning Commission member Arun Maira said t...
- 33% Indians feel offering cash to win business is justified: E&Y surveyOver a third of respondents in India feel that offering cash payments to win or retain business is justified, says a survey by E&Y.
- Tough UK bribery act to cover Indian companiesIndian companies with offices in the UK and British companies operating in India will be covered by a tough new act.
- OECD slams Britain's corporate bribery recordOECD member-states have written to Britain criticising London's failure to deal with corporate bribery, the Financial Times said on Sunday.
- India bribes the mostIn a global recognition of a different kind, India has been ranked as the worst performer by Transparency International on its global Bribe...
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