← Back to context Comment by micromacrofoot 5 days ago thats for employees so they don't profit from government deals 5 comments micromacrofoot Reply bityard 5 days ago You're saying it's not bribery if the CEO does it? stetrain 4 days ago Have any CEOs been held criminally liable for bribing government officials lately? micromacrofoot 4 days ago yes, this is how the system is designedemployees are not given the power to legally take bribes, but the people running the company can (and it's not called a bribe, it's called business) ModernMech 4 days ago No they’re saying the CEO isn’t barred from bribery. 0123456789ABCDE 4 days ago bribery is illegal; this is not
bityard 5 days ago You're saying it's not bribery if the CEO does it? stetrain 4 days ago Have any CEOs been held criminally liable for bribing government officials lately? micromacrofoot 4 days ago yes, this is how the system is designedemployees are not given the power to legally take bribes, but the people running the company can (and it's not called a bribe, it's called business) ModernMech 4 days ago No they’re saying the CEO isn’t barred from bribery. 0123456789ABCDE 4 days ago bribery is illegal; this is not
stetrain 4 days ago Have any CEOs been held criminally liable for bribing government officials lately?
micromacrofoot 4 days ago yes, this is how the system is designedemployees are not given the power to legally take bribes, but the people running the company can (and it's not called a bribe, it's called business)
You're saying it's not bribery if the CEO does it?
Have any CEOs been held criminally liable for bribing government officials lately?
yes, this is how the system is designed
employees are not given the power to legally take bribes, but the people running the company can (and it's not called a bribe, it's called business)
No they’re saying the CEO isn’t barred from bribery.
bribery is illegal; this is not