Many multinational companies—no matter where they are located in the world—still fail to employ basic safeguards against bribery and corruption, even as many face potential investigations, a new study finds.

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Many multinational companies—no matter where they are located in the world—still fail to employ basic safeguards against bribery and corruption, even as many face potential investigations, a new study finds.
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