Diebold Inc. has been fined by the Securities & ExchangeCommission for allegedly bribing officials at government-ownedbanks in China and Indonesia to buy the firm's ATMs.
The North Canton, Ohio, company has agreed to pay $48 million tosettle the charges, the SEC said in an Oct. 22 announcement.
SEC charged the firm under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Actwhich bars U.S. firms from bribing officials in foreign nations,among other things
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