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Billy Rautenbach, a former kingpin of the mining world in southern Africa becomes the newest "persona non grata" in the new DRC regime's attempt to rid its mining industry of corruption. Read More

A federal grand jury in Houston has charged a former executive of a Willbros Group subsidiary with conspiring to bribe Nigerian officials as part of an alleged scheme to win a major natural gas pipeline contract. Read More

The Justice Department crackdown on corrupt practices overseas ensnares both U.S. and foreign companies Read More

Unicef and McDonald's have agreed ''to team up to raise money on behalf of the world's children.'' This perilous partnership is to be launched on November 20, 2002 -- a day that used to be known in Unicef circles as the anniversary of the 1989 adoption of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Unicef now calls November 20th ''McDonald's World Children's Day.'' Read More

MPs and Amnesty International demand to know if a Nottingham-based company has breached the United Nations arms embargo Read More

BAE Systems is facing a class-action lawsuit in the US related to alleged bribery, which could lift the lid on the inner workings of the defence company. Read More

The head of a firm hired to audit Iraqi reconstruction spending is under investigation for violation of conflict of interest laws. Read More

A supplier and two employees of the furniture giant Ikea have admitted to using bribes in purchasing deals. Read More

South Korea's corporate watchdog said Thursday that it fined Hyundai Motor Co., the country's No. 1 automaker, and its four affiliates more than 60 billion won (US$63.9 million) for 'unfairly' supporting other units. Read More