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Compliance lessons from Cardinal Health’s FCPA settlement
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Jaclyn Jaeger2020-03-02T18:54:00
Cardinal Health reached an $8.8 million settlement with the SEC for violations of the FCPA concerning the operations of its former Chinese subsidiary. For prudent compliance officers, it’s a tale of how not to do business in China.
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