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Regulatory Round Up 3.13.12

Photo of Michael GrantBy Michael Grant on 13 March 2012 Posted in Government Contracts & Grants
  • Home prices are expected to drop in 2012, which is great unless you just bought your first house.
  • The Comprehensive Contingency Contracting Reform Act of 2012 is looking to beef up congressional oversight of federal contracts. Kneel before the power of the purse!
  • The FCPA Professor gives his take on Transparency International – UK’s Deterring and Punishing Corporate Bribery paper
  • Ferry service to Cuba is a no-go. For those of you keeping track, you are now limited to the literally HUNDREDS of authorized travel providers.

 

 

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Tags: FCPA, government contracts, house prices, The Comprehensive Contingency Contracting Reform Act

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