Corporate corruption

Corporate corruption involves the abuse of power by businesses or executives for illegitimate gain. Common forms include bribery, embezzlement, fraud, and collusion with public officials. These practices can distort markets, harm consumers, and erode public trust in both corporations and governments. Often hidden behind legal loopholes or weak oversight, corporate corruption undermines fair competition and widens inequality. Scandals like those involving major banks or multinational firms show how deep-rooted the problem can be. Tackling corruption requires strong regulations.

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