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Global Corruption Cases Hound Hewlett-Packard

American tech giant Hewlett-Packard has been slammed with fines by the U.S. Justice Department for corrupt activities in three countries. And, because of that, it may be blocked from another one of its key markets, Canada. This, after the company, commonly known as HP, pled guilty last month in U.S. federal court to engaging in felony violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). The court action finalized an agreement HP reached in April with Justice Department officials...

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