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Is corruption a common practice in corporate India?

Doctoring of the financial statement in India is a very common fraudulent practice whether it is for hiding poor performance or for routing bribes or for fooling investors, revealed a survey conducted by Ernst & Young LLP from March to May 2013.
ATM heist: Spotlight on India's IT sector continues

Arpinder Singh of Ernst & Young said, "India is exposed in two ways: The threat that the same theft could happen in India and the fact that the outsourcing industry will also get affected,"
33% Indians feel offering cash to win biz is justified: E&Y

33% Indians feel offering cash to win biz is justified: Survey
India Inc: Prone to e-attacks?

It is a bit of irony for you. India boasts of being an IT superpower, but according to the latest E&Y report, most Indian companies fall short in diagnosing and treating e-attacks. CNBC-TV18’s Ashmit Kumar reports

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Arpinder Singh

Is corruption a common practice in corporate India?

ATM heist: Spotlight on India's IT sector continues

33% Indians feel offering cash to win biz is justified: E&Y

India Inc: Prone to e-attacks?