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00:00Seven companies with the worst records for corruption.
00:04Some major corporations engage in illegal activities for profit, causing fines and reputational damage.
00:10Examining these companies reveals corporate greed's impact.
00:17Enron's early 2000s accounting scandal involved hiding debt and inflating profits using special purpose entities,
00:24resulting in criminal charges and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
00:30One MDB scandal involved siphoning $4.5 billion for luxury spending,
00:36implicating ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak, highlighting oversight failures.
00:44Siemens faced a global bribery scandal affecting hundreds of deals,
00:48prompting stricter compliance policies, internal audits,
00:52and emphasizing transparency in multinational companies' practices.
01:00Volkswagen's 2015 Dieselgate scandal deceived regulators,
01:04resulting in billions in fines, executive resignations, and criminal charges,
01:09impacting corporate ethics globally.
01:14Wells Fargo opened unauthorized accounts, incurring fees without consent,
01:20causing reputational damage and a $3 billion settlement,
01:24raising corporate accountability concerns.
01:26Facebook, now meta, misused data for political campaigns,
01:34incurring a $5 billion FTC fine,
01:37highlighting ongoing privacy issues and stricter laws.
01:40Walmart faces criticism for worker exploitation, tax avoidance,
01:48and harming local businesses,
01:49with ongoing issues overshadowing improvement efforts and ethical concerns.
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