President Trump ordered a review of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, raising concerns about potential weakening or shelving of the law, which could lead to increased costs for multinational companies doing business overseas. The F.C.P.A. has been crucial in fighting corporate bribery globally and has resulted in significant fines for violators. Trump’s move has created uncertainty about legal business behavior and could impact law firms, while also potentially affecting investor confidence in companies regulated by the law.
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