Rolls-Royce bribery claims abroad have implications at home

The risk to the company's reputation, and thus commercial clout, is clearly not negligible It's becoming increasingly hard to spot the corporate good guys. Rolls-Royce, the company that gets more favourable name-checks from ministers than even John Lewis, on Thursday said it had passed information about bribery and corruption allegations among intermediaries to the Serious Fraud Office. Yes, that's the same Rolls-Royce whose premises in Derby were used for a cabinet meeting last year in order to...