A subsidiary of Alcoa has pleaded guilty and along with the parent company will pay $384 million for paying bribes to the kingdom of Bahrain through a London-based middleman.
January 09, 2014 at 08:00 AM
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A subsidiary of Alcoa Inc. has pleaded guilty and along with the parent company will pay $384 million for paying bribes to the kingdom of Bahrain through a London-based middleman.
The corporate secretary for Alcoa World Alumina LLC pleaded guilty on behalf of the company on Thursday in federal court in Pittsburgh.
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