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2020 Global Sustainability Centers

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What Goes Up must Come Down, for the Sake of the Environment

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No Cash Required: the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Corporate Risk

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What Do You Mean I’m a Lobbyist

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Sustainability Reporting: Beyond the Core and into the Supply Chain

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Can You Teach Ethics to the Big Bank?

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Working Together to Improve the Supply Chain

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Knowledge, Commitment and Experience - Lead the Way

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The Intricacies of Screening International Business Partners - An Emerging Market Perspective

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Ethical Supply Chains: Creating an Effective Supplier Code of Conduct

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Embracing Controversy

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DOJ’s Rising Expectations

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Global Compliance - Brazil

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50 Codes of Conduct Benchmarked - Q3 2008

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Bribeline: Bribe Demands in China

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Bribery: Winning Essay

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Big Shot CEO’s EthiGear Selection Q3 - 2008

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Good + The Bad

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CYA-Call Your Attorney

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  • December 11: Ethisphere Symposium - ADAAA: Changes to the ADA and What They Mean for Employers// Click here
  • February 4-5: Global Ethics Summit - 2009 - 2009 Global Ethics Summit // Click here
  • Coming Soon: Ethisphere Symposium - FERC and NERC: Important Compliance, Monitoring and Enforcement Updates// Click here
  • Coming Soon: Ethisphere Symposium - Going FAR Enough? What Every Government Contractor Needs to Know// Click here

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Global Ethics Summit

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Global Compliance: India

October 2, 2008

Global Compliance

Conducting business in India has obvious great allure for global corporations. As an exporter, companies are attracted to its consumer and industrial market potential (2nd largest population in the world). Global business interest in India, however, goes well beyond its market potential. India is also a source for intellectual capital and a relatively inexpensive educated labor force, nearly all of which speaks English. While India provides corporations with great opportunity (especially for outsourcing), it does not come without potential pitfalls. Companies must educate themselves on the potential hazards to avoid compliance issues and mitigate the risks.

Global Compliance G1


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