Monthly Archives: January 2017

Source: Andy Spalding: Is anti-bribery enforcement about to become partisan? – The FCPA Blog – The FCPA Blog

Source: How perverse incentives cause companies to abandon controls – The FCPA Blog – The FCPA Blog

Source: Matt Kelly: Why should I give a %$#@! about overseas bribery? – The FCPA Blog – The FCPA Blog

Source: SEC charges brokerage firm and former compliance officer with gate-keeper failures – The FCPA Blog – The FCPA Blog

Source: FBI International Corruption Squads: What are they, and what do they do? – The FCPA Blog – The FCPA Blog

“When you come to a fork in the road, take it.” Hall of Fame Baseball Player, Yogi Berra Your action for today is to make a decision you have been putting off.               “Why … Continue reading →

Positive thought of February: let’s be happy with our shortcomings! When engaged in conversation – either with friends, during an interview – or when you do some soul-searching –, it often happens that our qualities and defaults are broached… This … Continue reading →

Batteries 2,500 years B.C.? In 1938, Dr Wilhelm König, an Austrian archeologist analyzing a vestige of the Sumerian civilization at the Baghdad museum in Irak, was surprised to discover what strangely looked like a battery! A strange pottery As he … Continue reading →

Use the Power of your Brain Waves Our brain naturally emits brain waves (Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma and Theta waves), which have many properties. We can put them at our service to change many aspects of our life. Learn to … Continue reading →

Source: Matt Kelly: Why should I give a %$#@! about overseas bribery? – The FCPA Blog – The FCPA Blog