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"An MBA In Corruption": World's Top Oil Trader Paid Bribes For Years
- Wednesday December 9, 2020
- World News | Andy Hoffman and Jack Farchy, Bloomberg
For years, the world's largest oil trading firm has maintained that it has "zero tolerance" for corruption. Now Vitol Inc. has admitted that it was paying bribes through a network of shell companies and sham contracts.
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This Indian City Is Home To The World's Highest Paid Expats
- Monday February 26, 2018
- India News | Andy Hoffman, Bloomberg
Go East, expatriates looking to make the big bucks.
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Looking For A Bump In Your Pay? Biggest Expat Raises In These Places
- Wednesday September 27, 2017
- World News | Andy Hoffman and Zoe Schneeweiss, Bloomberg
Expatriates moving to Switzerland -- home to some of the biggest private banks, commodity traders and pharmaceuticals companies -- earn an average of more than $193,000. That's the highest in the world and 54 percent more than if they'd stayed at home, a study published Wednesday by HSBC Holdings Plc shows.
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"An MBA In Corruption": World's Top Oil Trader Paid Bribes For Years
- Wednesday December 9, 2020
- World News | Andy Hoffman and Jack Farchy, Bloomberg
For years, the world's largest oil trading firm has maintained that it has "zero tolerance" for corruption. Now Vitol Inc. has admitted that it was paying bribes through a network of shell companies and sham contracts.
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This Indian City Is Home To The World's Highest Paid Expats
- Monday February 26, 2018
- India News | Andy Hoffman, Bloomberg
Go East, expatriates looking to make the big bucks.
- www.ndtv.com
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Looking For A Bump In Your Pay? Biggest Expat Raises In These Places
- Wednesday September 27, 2017
- World News | Andy Hoffman and Zoe Schneeweiss, Bloomberg
Expatriates moving to Switzerland -- home to some of the biggest private banks, commodity traders and pharmaceuticals companies -- earn an average of more than $193,000. That's the highest in the world and 54 percent more than if they'd stayed at home, a study published Wednesday by HSBC Holdings Plc shows.
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