Lucent China COO denies bribery claim


  • Business
  • Saturday, 10 Apr 2004

BEIJING: Michael Kwan, the former chief operating officer of Lucent Technologies Inc's China unit who was sacked in connection with potential violations of a US anti-corruption law, has denied involvement in bribery. 

In an interview with Beijing Times, Kwan, one of four executives fired by the US telecommunications equipment maker earlier this week, said he was puzzled by Lucent's decision. 

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