Former Bechtel Executive Accused of Accepting Bribes Enters Not Guilty Plea

In this unusual Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prosecution, Asem Elgawhary - who headed a joint venture with Egypt’s state-owned electricity company — is accused not of giving the bribes, but taking them.

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