Daily Corruption News
14 March 2018 Today's Top Story Global: Corporate corruption is everywhere. Can data catch the criminals?
Quartz Executives keep smiting their companies with ethical lapses, and inflicting billions in damages on the public. Almost all of it is preventable with data companies already hold about themselves. That, at least, is the claim behind a new breed of ethics and compliance software emerging thanks to machine learning and enormous vaults of data held by the worldâs biggest companies. Other News Global: Maryland firm settles U.S. charges over bribes to Russian official
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The Guardian Blog/Opinion Global: What is the Magnitsky act and how could Theresa may use a similar law to put pressure on Putin?
iNews (TI mention) Ukraine: Ukraine must win the war on corruption to defeat Russia
The Hill From Transparency International Voices for Transparency: Real Lives, Real Stories: Mongolia
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