Corporate corruption involves dishonest or illegal activities by companies or their executives, often for financial gain or power. This includes practices like bribery, fraud, insider trading, and embezzlement. Corporate corruption erodes trust in institutions, harms consumers and employees, and deepens economic inequality. It undermines fair competition and can have long-lasting negative impacts on economies and societies. Addressing corporate corruption requires strong legal frameworks, transparent governance, and public accountability. By exposing and challenging these unethical behaviors, we move closer to a business environment where integrity, fairness, and responsibility are valued over greed and manipulation.