Agilent's disclosure of business irregularities of Chinese employees

Source: Agilent, an American medical testing and measuring instrument manufacturer, found in the internal routine audit that the sales activities of employees of its Chinese subsidiaries in the Chinese market were suspected of violating the company's code of business conduct and the U.S Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Agilent has launched an internal investigation and reported the investigation to the relevant US regulatory authorities Agilent Technologies has disclosed that Chinese employees and third-party intermediaries are suspected of violating the company's business conduct policy and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Agilent, based in Santa Clara, California, is a company that makes medical test and measurement instruments The company's shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "a" The founders of the company are Bill Hewlett and David Packard In 1999, in the biggest IPO in Silicon Valley at that time, the company was separated from HP Agilent said an auditor found problems with its sales practices in China The company said it voluntarily disclosed its internal investigation information to the securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of justice on September 5