When someone works for the government or holds a public position, they’re expected to act with honesty and integrity – not abuse their position or power for their own personal benefit. When they fail, the potential harm to the public trust and the way the government...
A competitive market is necessary for a healthy economy, but a practice called “bid-rigging” can undermine the free market. Companies in certain industries, including government suppliers and construction, generally vie for contracts, by submitting bids on each job....
When law enforcement agencies (local, state or federal) believe that criminal activity is going on or being planned, they may use undercover officers or agents to obtain evidence they can use to prove that criminal activity. Sometimes, they also use confidential...
It has become increasingly common for corporations, financial institutions and investment firms to prominently promote their commitment to environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals. The “E” in ESG is typically seen as the most important one. It’s also the...