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Payout in Nigerian LNG case brings total fines paid by corrupt TSKJ consortium to US$ 1.5 billion
Price fixing penalties against 17 companies producing steel for pre-stressed concrete reduced from € 518 million to € 269 million.
Contractor to pay out after investigation into scheme to avoid hiring minorities and women
Fines imposed by UK Office of Fair Trading against six construction companies revised downwards
Higher profit from one-off gains mask a drop in Italian builder’s underlying revenues
Another KBR official pleads guilty to construction contract bribery scheme in Nigeria
Penalties imposed on Kier and five other construction companies reduced by € 43 million on appeal.
South African company settles over cartel activity in construction materials market.
Settlement reached with UK Serious Fraud Office over bribery of Nigerian government officials.
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Crane operators in British Columbia, Canada, must have a valid operator's certificate by 28 February 2011, warns WorkSafeBC
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Participation in the scheme would result in reduced penalties for construction companies involved in illegal collusion.
The Norwegian Competition Authority is investigating Kolo Veidekke and NCC Roads for possible price collusion.
Favourable court ruling over nuclear project in Taiwan results in upwards earnings guidance.
Payout leads to quarterly loss for Japanese contractor; full-year 2010 forecasts revised downwards.
HCC’s Lavasa Hill City project stalled after Indian authorities find environmental violations.
Cemex says it is in constructive negotiations with the government of Venezuela with a view to reaching an "amicable settlement" following the expropriation of its cement businesses in the country in August 2008.
New York Department of Investigation will use the funds as compensation for overcharges on construction projects.
More than 95% of the workers who were exposed to hazardous materials during the clean-up in the wake of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, US have 'opted-in' to a compensation package.
Halliburton and Saipem agree to pay criminal penalties totalling US$ 67.5 million to the Nigerian government over the Bonny Island bribery scandal.
The European Commission (EC) has launched antitrust proceedings against seven cement manufacturers active in member states.