Of course U.S. companies are entirely innocent of that practise.
Right.
Sounds just like another lame excuse to me. Pedophiles, terrorists,
hackers, now it's Evil Euros, snatching up contracts using
bribes. Yawn. I'm surprised Janet Reno has this time nothing to say
about this.
Bill Stewart writes:
> Well, of course they do. Knowing who to bribe, what they're selling,
> and how much they're charging can be really valuable for
> "national security" interests - not only lets you bargain down your
> bribery payments, but occasionally lets you use blackmail to get
> stuff for free :-)
