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former attorney general mukasey lobbies for u s chamber to gut foreign bribery law
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AI-generatedThe article discusses lobbying efforts to weaken the FCPA, which could reduce compliance costs for U.S. corporations engaged in international business. However, no specific company, product, or supply chain is mentioned, and the impact is regulatory and uncertain. The commercial mechanism is weak and indirect, as the proposed changes are not yet enacted and their effect on specific sectors or margins is speculative.
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- Michael Mukasey, former U.S. Attorney General, registered to lobby for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform on March 3.
- The Chamber proposes amending the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) to introduce a 'compliance defense' limiting corporate liability for employee misconduct.
- The Chamber criticizes FCPA enforcement under the Obama administration, which collected over $1 billion in fines in fiscal year 2010.