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November 8, 2010

By Jeffrey Lamoureux

Jeffrey Lamoureux is an intern at Global Financial Integrity.

Property market: Biggest sink of black money
Economic Times (India), November 8, 2010

Civil Society Group Probes Tax Regime
Financial Gazette (Zimbabwe), November 5, 2010

Of Top 10 FCPA Settlements, 8 Involve Foreign Companies
Wall Street Journal (Blog), November 5, 2010

With Panalpina Case, SEC Spreading its Wings on Foreign Corruption
Wall Street Journal  (Blog), November 5, 2010

Concierge service with royal links accused of assisting tax avoidance
Guardian, November 7, 2010

BNP Paribas helping rich clients evade tax: report
AFP, November 5, 2010

Italy tax drive pushes San Marino to the brink
AFP, November 7, 2010

Tax evasion: V&E cracks whips, collects Rs 553 cr
Times of India, November 7, 2010

Afghanistan Plans to Indict Officials
Wall Street Journal, November 7, 2010

ICC impressed with Pakistan’s corruption response
AFP, November 7, 2010

Anti-graft agency targets 80 top officials
Daily Nation, November 6, 2010

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