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Carnival Execs May Face Criminal Charges Over Compliance Failures

Once again a company has felt the pain that comes when it is caught violating an agreement with the Department of Justice. After taking a tongue lashing from a federal judge for repeatedly violating the law, Carnival Corp. executives have until autumn to hire a chief compliance officer and begin meaningful compliance reforms at the world's largest cruise line.

4 minute read July 01, 2019 at 12:03 AM
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Sue Reisinger
Carnival Execs May Face Criminal Charges Over Compliance Failures

Once again a company has felt the pain that comes when it is caught violating an agreement with the Department of Justice.

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