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UN proposal launched at RIO+20 conference aims to provide information on sustainability and resource efficiency
Release of proxy solicitation for board vote rejected as “groundless and manipulative” as war of words continues
New German Engineering Federation guidelines outline risks of buying or selling non-compliant machines in the EU
Troubled east-west motorway project opened to traffic days before start of European football tournament
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South Korean Fair Trade Commission hits eight contractors with penalties for bid rigging on government river projects
Spain’s competition authority imposes further penalty on cement producer for not co-operating after exposure of 2007 cartel
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Brazilian contractor sues Florida over new law barring the hiring of companies with business ties to Cuba/Syria
Former UniCredit director set to replace Massimo Ponzellini after he stepped down following arrest in Italy
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iC editor Chris Sleight and deputy editor Helen Wright discuss news and features from the June edition of iC.
Contractors and consultants from Nigeria, China, Palestine, Thailand and Italy blocked from participating in Bank-funded projects
Massimo Ponzellini is one of three arrested in Italy over alleged kickbacks while he was chairman at Italian bank Popolare di Milano.
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Communist Party of China ejects Liu Zhijun, who was suspected of taking more than US$ 100 million in bribes.
Perth court imposes fine of AU$ 9240 (US$ 9100) for making false and misleading statements that pressured contractors into joining
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Former high-ranking public official detained on charges including fraud and conspiracy in connection with construction contracts.
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Fines totalling ZAR 27.2 million (US$ 3.3 million) levied against last two players in long-running case
Two construction firms have been sentenced after a crane collapsed onto a city centre apartment block in Liverpool, UK, paralysing the operator
Higher prices offset rising costs, while demand from emerging markets accelerated
Industry association LEEA speaks out against proposed changes to safety regulations and urges companies to join the campaign to keep the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations
Riadh Ben Aïssa held since mid-April as part of an investigation into suspected corruption, fraud and money laundering in North Africa.
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Public and private clients in New York defrauded over a period of ten years. Executive in charge faces up to 20 years in jail.
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