DW-WORLD: German Firms Not Affected by Siemens Scandal, Experts Say Rocked by the biggest bribery scandal in German corporate history, Siemens is restoring its tarnished image.
Experts say the fallout from the affair may actually have led to a shift towards cleaner business practices. (07.05.2008) DW-WORLD: Former Siemens Chief Linked to Illicit Payments A senior manager at German electrical engineering giant Siemens has linked former chief Heinrich von Pierer to suspicious payments in connection with a large government project in Argentina, German media reported. (19.04.2008) DW-WORLD: Report: German Officials Offered Data on Swiss Bank Accounts The daily Stuttgarter Zeitung reported that an unidentified person has offered to sell German Activists Stage Olympics Protest at Adidas Meeting ...
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Liechtenstein in data theft probe ...
Siemens to cut 6,800 jobs at SEN ... officials data on more than 30,000 bank accounts held by Germans in Switzerland. (19.03.2008) DW-WORLD: Four Tried in Germany for Blackmailing Liechtenstein Bank Four men have gone on trial in Germany for blackmailing the Liechtenstein bank LLB with threats to reveal compromising data on over 2,300 bank customers suspected of tax evasion. (12.04.2008)
(Deutsche Welle)
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