A former senior executive of a tunnel management company, who was wanted by the ICAC for allegedly soliciting a bribe of over $6 million from another management company in relation to a new contract for management of two tunnels, was brought to the District Court today (Tuesday) for mention after his return to Hong Kong.

A candidate of the executive committee election of the 2011 Sheung Shui District Rural Committee (RC), charged by the ICAC, had his original jail term for offering a bribe of $130,000 to a village representative (VR) increased to 12 months by the Court of Appeal (CA) today (Friday) following a review of his sentence.

The Hong Kong experience of successful transition from a hotbed of corruption to a clean place to do business proves that business can be done without corruption, said ICAC Commissioner Simon Peh Yun-lu today (Thursday).

A senior salesman of an authorised dealer of a Japanese brand of trucks, charged by the ICAC, was today (Wednesday) convicted at the Kowloon City Magistracy of conspiracy to offer over $140,000 in illegal rebates to an employee of a client in relation to the sale of trucks.

Four persons, including a chairman and a former deputy chairman of a listed company, appeared in the Eastern Magistracy today (Tuesday) after being charged by the ICAC with conspiracy to defraud in relation to the acquisition of natural gas and oil fields in the United States of America (USA) and laundering crime proceeds.

Four persons, including a chairman and a former deputy chairman of a listed company, were today (Monday) charged by the ICAC with conspiracy to defraud in relation to the acquisition of natural gas and oil fields in the United States of America (USA) and laundering crime proceeds.

The ICAC will conduct a household opinion survey in the coming two months to gauge the views of the public on anti-corruption work in Hong Kong.

A driver of a fashion company and a former driver of a textile company, charged by the ICAC, today (Tuesday) admitted at the Eastern Magistracy their roles in conspiring to accept an illegal rebate of $18,000 in relation to the purchase of a new vehicle worth over $1.73 million.

A former deputy chairman of a listed company, who was charged by the ICAC with perverting the course of public justice by seeking to influence the Chief Executive (CE) and the ICAC Commissioner to terminate an ICAC investigation, was set to face trial in December this year.

A Police Constable today (Thursday) appeared in the Eastern Magistracy after being charged by the ICAC with failing to comply with a notice served on him under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance (POBO) requiring him to declare all his properties, expenditures and liabilities.