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Artigo

2 mar 2005

Author:
Jonathan Karp & Andy Pasztor, with John R. Wilke, Wall Street Journal

U.S.A.: Titan Agrees to Record Payment To Settle Foreign-Bribery Case

In the biggest foreign-bribery penalty under U.S. law, Titan Corp. pleaded guilty and agreed to pay $28.5 million to settle allegations that it covered up payments in six countries, including millions of dollars funneled to an associate of an African president to influence a national election...Titan's foreign bribery was uncovered by Lockheed Martin Corp. during acquisition negotiations.