"Alleges"? That's not the title of the article. They were caught and agreed to pay a fine. Although they were able to not admit any wrongdoing.
Not defending Booz Brothers at all, but alleging is all that happened
If this went to trial and it were proven that the company did XYZ, or even individuals in the company did X, Y, Z, presumably the company would in turn fire/discipline the employees (nominally) responsible for doing X, Y and Z.
Now, someone at the company probably knows if someone did X, Y, Z, even if there was no admission of wrongdoing. Do these employees still get disciplined, or does this mean the company doesn't acknowledge it happened internally (if it did), or do the employees get bonuses if doing XYZ netted more money than the settlement cost?