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Foxconn being investigated over bribery claims in China | Foxconn being investigated over bribery claims in China |
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Foxconn, one of the world's biggest contract electronics makers, has said it is being investigated by Chinese authorities over bribery allegations. | |
The comments followed a report by Taiwan's Next Magazine, which claimed a Foxconn manager was detained because he sought bribes from suppliers. | The comments followed a report by Taiwan's Next Magazine, which claimed a Foxconn manager was detained because he sought bribes from suppliers. |
Foxconn said it was co-operating with the probe and was reviewing processes. | Foxconn said it was co-operating with the probe and was reviewing processes. |
This is latest problem to hit Foxconn, which makes products for firms such as Apple, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony. | This is latest problem to hit Foxconn, which makes products for firms such as Apple, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony. |
The company was founded by Terry Gou, one of Asia's richest men, and has previously admitted to hiring underage interns and has had worker suicides at its factories in China. | The company was founded by Terry Gou, one of Asia's richest men, and has previously admitted to hiring underage interns and has had worker suicides at its factories in China. |
In response to the allegations made by Next Magazine, Foxconn said it was carrying out an internal investigation into the allegations. | In response to the allegations made by Next Magazine, Foxconn said it was carrying out an internal investigation into the allegations. |
It added that it was also looking to implement measures that would prevent such incidents from happening. | It added that it was also looking to implement measures that would prevent such incidents from happening. |
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