Brazil’s Petrobras Plans to Claim Part of Odebrecht’s Anticorruption Settlement

Construction company still banned from bidding on Petrobras contracts despite record settlement deal   By ROGERIO JELMAYER and SAMANTHA PEARSON Updated Dec. 23, 2016 5:00 p.m. ET SÃO PAULO—Brazilian oil company Petróleo Brasileiro SA, or Petrobras, plans to request part of the record anticorruption settlement that construction company Odebrecht SA signed earlier this week with Brazilian, U.S. and Swiss authorities. Petrobras... Continue Reading →

Report: Total to spend $1B per year in Brazil

Report: Total to spend $1B per year in Brazil Total E&P do Brasil, a Brazilian arm of the French oil major Total, reportedly plans to invest around $1 billion per year in Brazil.  According to a report by Reuters on Monday, Total’s Brazilian operations head, Maxime Rabilloud, told Brazilian financial newspaper Valor Econômico the company plans to... Continue Reading →

Brazil ‘Carwash’ Probe Yields Largest-Ever Corruption Penalty

Odebrecht SA, Latin America’s biggest construction company, and an affiliate agreed to pay more than $3.5 billion to resolve bribery allegations involving Brazil’s state-run oil company, the largest corruption penalty ever levied by global authorities. Odebrecht pleaded guilty in Brooklyn, New York, on Wednesday to conspiring to pay bribes in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices... Continue Reading →

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