A German court has ordered a former manager of Siemens to pay a fine of 108,000 euros and given him a suspended sentence of two years in prison.
57-year-old Reinhard Siekaczek was convicted of breach of trust for his role in a corruption scandal at the industrial conglomerate. Germany rejects PKK demands for hostages ...
Telekom to Take Control of Greece's OTE ... Prosecutors say he set up a complex network of shell corporations that he used to siphon off company money over several years. They say the money was used as bribes to help secure contracts abroad by paying off would-be suppliers, government officials and potential customers.
(Deutsche Welle)
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