Company self-reports antitrust and FCPA violations; DOJ and SEC decline enforcement

Company self-reports antitrust and FCPA violations; DOJ and SEC decline enforcement The passage outlines routine corporate compliance disclosures and DOJ/SEC declinations, offering no new or high‑level actors, specific financial flows, or actionable leads beyond standard internal investigations. Key insights: Employees received competitor bid info from a third party linked to a foreign government.; Company disclosed antitrust concerns to DOJ’s Antitrust Division, which declined prosecution.; FCPA red flags were self‑reported to DOJ and SEC; investigations were closed without action.