OPINION: Glencore’s Leadership Must be Held Accountable for Company’s Corrupt Behavior (By NJ Ayuk)
Glencore International A.G. and its subsidiaries bribed officials in seven countries for more than a decade After U.S. energy company Enron made global headlines in the early 2000s for accounting and corporate fraud, attention quickly shifted to the decision-makers behind the company’s actions. Ultimately, Enron executives Kenneth Lay, Jeffrey Skilling, and Andrew Fastow were convicted on federal felony charges. That was the appropriate response. When corporations engage in illegal behavior, the people responsible should face repercussions — and they often do. Why, then, have the executives at Switzerland-headquartered commodities and…
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