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DO NOT GIVE OR ACCEPT QUESTIONABLE GIFTS
With respect to non-government personnel, gift-giving is proper only to create good will. It is improper to give a gift to influence the recipient or to obligate
the recipient to do business with the giver. For example, it is improper to seek special favors by offering to provide use of accommodations (including lodges,
resorts, homes or condominiums), use of transportation (including vehicles, boats or aircraft), lavish gifts or entertainment, assistance in securing loans or
cash payments.
Unless prohibited by the customer's own policies, it is appropriate to pay for a customer's meals and entertainment or to invite a customer to a sporting event
or outing, provided the expenses of doing so are reasonable. It is permissible to give a customer a gift on special occasions, as long as the gift does not seek,
and does not create the appearance of seeking special favors. It is also appropriate to invite customers to education or training seminars sponsored by EMC,
subject to management approval. On such occasions, EMC may pay the customer's reasonable travel expenses and give the customer a business-related gift of
reasonable value as a memento of the occasion.
With respect to government personnel, it is improper and illegal, either directly or indirectly, to provide or pay for any meal, travel, entertainment, lodging or
gift. The giving of any gratuity to a government employee could subject both you and EMC to civil and criminal penalties.
Any payment or gift to a person acting in an official capacity for a foreign government designed to influence that individual's acts or decisions is improper
and could subject you and EMC to substantial criminal liability for violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, as amended.
Do not solicit or accept any money. Do not solicit or accept any gift which would create the appearance that you will be influenced or obligated to do business
with the giver. If a customer or supplier offers or gives you any money or a gift which would create such an appearance, reject the offer, return the money or
gift and promptly inform your manager and the Office of the General Counsel.
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