Email story to a friend Email story to a friendPrintable version Printable version

US: Worldcom can again bid for government contracts

Date: 9 Jan 2004

Telecoms giant Worldcom has been removed from the list of companies excluded from bidding for work from the US federal government following improvements to its accounting standards and "business ethics weaknesses".

The company was removed from the list last year following the major $11bn accounting scandal that put its name second only to Enron on the blacklist of corporate wrongdoing.

MCI chairman and CEO, Michael Capellas, welcomed the move saying that the company had taken "extensive steps" to boost its overall integrity, including a corporate ethics programme complete with a new Chief Ethics Officer and company-wide training.

Bookmark with:

Post this story to Del.icio.us  Del.icio.us | Post this story to Digg  Digg | Post this story to reddit  reddit | Post this story to Facebook  Facebook | Post this story to StumbleUpon  StumbleUpon

Comments


You must be logged in to add comments

No comments added - be the first!