In the news: Sanofi under investigation, Singapore upholds PRC judgment and automaker probe
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clpstaff &clp articlesFrench drug maker Sanofi is being investigated for bribery, the Singapore High Court has upheld a judgment from a Chinese court for $190,000 and the China Automobile Association has begun a probe into the pricing of foreign car makers
French drug maker Sanofi has become the next target in China's crackdown against bribery. Sanofi staff paid bribes totalling Rmb1.7 million ($278000) to 503 doctors at 97 hospitals in Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou and Guangzhou in 2007, according to an anonymous whistleblower speaking to the 21st Century Business Herald. Xinhua has cited a health bureau official saying disciplinary authorities and the Beijing municipal health bureau are investigating the French company.
Source: Reuters
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