Corporations pay a heavy price for secrecy and opaqueness in operations

Business Standard Dec 12 2012 BoardNews

Shourya Mandal / Dec 13, 2012, 00:29 IST There are quite a number of corporations in India and abroad that have excelled in incorporating the values of good governance. It is equally true that there are many companies across the world, which have “trust deficit” in complying with the norms of governance. And yet, there is an awareness to permeate good business practices in the global space. Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002 of the US

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