IT is no secret that corruption and bribery is rampant in the corporate world. Across the globe, many corporations have offered – and continue to offer – some form of payment in return for contracts or favours from government or other companies.
Large multinational companies (MNCs) are no exception, having been involved in numerous high-profile corruption scandals over the years, tainting their image and brand names.
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