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The US DoJ convicts a foreign executive following extradition proceedings for price fixing (Ullings)

Mark L. Krotoski

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Dutch national Maria Christina “Meta” Ullings was extradited from Italy to the United States on January 10. Ullings previously served as the senior vice president of cargo sales and marketing for…

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Dutch national Maria Christina “Meta” Ullings was extradited from Italy to the United States on January 10. Ullings previously served as the senior vice president of cargo sales and marketing for…

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Dutch national Maria Christina “Meta” Ullings was extradited from Italy to the United States on January 10. Ullings previously served as the senior vice president of cargo sales and marketing for…

Key concepts: Vice president, Political science, Executive summary, Law, Foreign national, Price fixing, Management, Criminology

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