In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- Percy Bysshe Shelly on corruption. (The Guardian)
- How to survive the summer travel fiasco. (NYT)
- Failure to disclose can cost you a government contract. (Reuters)
- Uber whistleblower comes forward. (WaPo)
Tag: Uber
What are of the top compliance and corruption stories for August 24, 2020? Check on the Daily Compliance News to find out.
In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- PG&E reaches deal with CA. gov. (NYT)
- Levandowski pleads guilty to trade-secret theft. (Washington Post)
- The palm oil industry and the FCPA. (WSJ)
- Boards need to review succession plans. (WSJ)
In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- Will working from home require a cultural change? (WSJ)
- SwedBank fined $397 of AML violation. (WSJ)
- Dominoes is hiring. (Washington Post)
- Uber drives getting hammered. (Washington Post)
I turn the tables on Richard Lummis this week as I interview him on the recent bestseller Super Pumped-the Battle for Uber by Mike Issac. Highlights of this podcast include:
- What were Kalanick’s leader failures?
- How did Trump’s first Muslim ban negatively impact Uber and start Kalanick’s downfall?
- What was the role of the Susan Fowler blog in the downfall of Kalanick
- What was the role of the Board and what were the Board missteps?
- What were the structural issues around stock ownership and how did they negatively impact corporate governance?
- Does Uber have a valid business model going forward?
- What is disruption and why can it be so powerful?
In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- Petrofac identified as Unaoil client and under SFO investigation. (The Guardian)
- Uber license not renewed in London. (NYT)
- Feds charge former executives of startup Outcome Health with fraud. (WSJ)
- Alstom’s UK sub ordered to pay $21.2MM for corruption in Tunisia. (WSJ)
