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12/22/2006
Six Siemens Bribery Probe Suspects Released
Six Siemens Bribery Probe Suspects Released
Released, that is, after "providing evidence that supports the allegations against them."
The real questions is, who else they might have provided evidence against. For those keeping score, Thomas Ganswindt, the former head of Siemens telecommunications equipment unit was among those released. It is unclear whether any or all of the six will face charges and they remain under investigation.
More here.
-- MDT
The real questions is, who else they might have provided evidence against. For those keeping score, Thomas Ganswindt, the former head of Siemens telecommunications equipment unit was among those released. It is unclear whether any or all of the six will face charges and they remain under investigation.
More here.
-- MDT
Labels: bribery, Siemens, Thomas Ganswindt
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