As the Sieman's bribery scandal (and "Operation Amigo") creeps toward the company's C-Suite, the International Herald Tribune explores the "risks and rewards" of investing in Germany.

Meanwhile, not exactly helping things, certain Siemens employees under arrest have admitted to offering bribes to Russian officials.

Also be sure to check out the Wharton Business School's take on all this: Hit by an Earthquake: How Scandals Have Led to a Crisis in German Corporate Governance





-- MDT

Labels: bribery, investigation, Russia, Siemens, Wharton