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07/11/06 Workers Say Discussion of Ethics Isn't Encouraged
A workplace ethics policy may be a staple for companies these days, but there still
appears to be a lack of communication about right and wrong between workers
and their employers, suggests a study.

07/11/06 Will COSO Small Biz Guidance Really Help?         
COSO unveils principles-based guidance that it claims will reduce compliance
burdens.

07/11/06 "Corporations still blasé about ethics, says E&Y survey"
Ernst & Young reports that many CEOs are lackadaisical about stamping out the
evils of corruption.

07/11/06 Dominican Central Bank’s ex-chief is mum on charges
The ex- governor of the Dominican Central Bank said today that he is awaiting to
be subpoenaed to respond it the accusation that to him the ex- banker does
Ramon Báez Figueroa.

07/11/06 DOD acquisition still open to fraud and abuse: GAO
Large and more numerous contract awards continue to keep the Pentagon
vulnerable to fraud, waste and abuse, according to a Government Accountability
Office review of contract management at the Defense Department recently
forwarded to Congress.

07/11/06  2 Germans Convicted of Investment Fraud
A criminal court on Tuesday convicted two former managers for their role in
misstating the assets of a German brokerage firm, defrauding thousands of clients.
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