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Corporate self-reporting: Weighing the cost of coming clean
Multinational businesses face a series of complex issues when evaluating whether to self-report economic and financial crimes such as bribery, fraud and corruption.
Australia | Publication | August 2018
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“70 to 90% of construction megaprojects experience overruns”
Oxford Handbook of Megaproject Management
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Multinational businesses face a series of complex issues when evaluating whether to self-report economic and financial crimes such as bribery, fraud and corruption.
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