By Rick Mendenhall
There’s something sexy about the word corruption. I’m sure
you’ve all scanned through your GAoogle news feed at one time or another and
clicked a link just because it had corruption in the title. Because of this,
I’m going to try and say corruption as often as possible in this post. Even
when it might be unnecessary to say corruption. For instance, The Departed is
an academy award winning movie about corruption.
Speaking of corruption, this Friday, November 13, 2014, the
American Bar Association is hosting a talk
on corruption risks for the United States defense and aerospace industry as they
agree to more and more deals with foreign countries, especially with Asian
countries. If you’re interested in the defense arms race in Asia, click here for the
Summit’s coverage of it (sorry it’s not about corruption). If you’re interested
in the defense industry in general, the PR Newswire has a thorough defense
market
forecast through 2020.
But if you’re actually just attracted to corruption, check
out this BBC article
about a Chinese official who stashed so many cash-bribes in his home that money-counting
machines broke while tallying the illegal treasure trove.
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