In an era dominated by multinational corporations and global commerce, few challenges are as pervasive and destructive yet often overlooked as corporate corruption. Unlike political scandals that capture immediate media attention, corporate corruption quietly undermines economies, exploits communities, degrades the environment, and erodes the trust essential for functioning markets. Whether through bribery, tax evasion, exploitative labor practices, or environmental abuses, these unethical actions have far-reaching consequences. They not only distort fair competition but also obstruct sustainable development and deepen social inequality. As corporate influence continues to expand, addressing corruption within these institutions is more critical than ever for building a just and transparent global economy.