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Corporate crime wave
The corporate baddies are running amok again. Richard Swift, Private Investigator, skulks around corners to get a fix on what they are up to and how to stop it.
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Megacrime scenes
Pratap Chatterjee shows that ‘development’ by mega-projects is a playground for corporate offenders.
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