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The National Enquirer defamation case and venue change arguments

The National Enquirer is a tabloid newspaper and as such, makes its revenue primarily from printing stories regarding public figures that are not inherently supported by meaningful investigative journalism, professional ethics, protection of privacy or adherence to responsible fact-finding.

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Managing sexual harassment against blood bank fundraising obligations

This is a delicate business dilemma. The major good being resolved was the need to raise enough blood for the coming summer. The initiative made Mary as the director of the blood bank fund to seek help from well-wishers.

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Ethical diversity and decision-making in modern marketing practices

It is an unavoidable part of business to experience moments of unethical behavior and any corporation that doesn\'t acknowledge this is unwise. Taking into account the different traditions, upbringing and beliefs, people have created certain opinions that direct their daily work.

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Power, knowledge, and culture in legal professional relationships

Why is knowledge of the law considered to be a business asset? Whatever the power and influence of the lawyers prior to the client's arrival at court, it becomes overwhelming once the parties are on court premises.

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Ethical frameworks and broadband strategy in Australian telecom

Ethical considerations move beyond the narrow confines of segment or business level strategies. For the players in Australia's broadband industry, there are potential ethical dilemmas that therefore need to be addressed with a corporate-level ethical code and system.

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Ethical decision-making in operations management: the Red Lobster case

Ethical issues impact business on multiple different levels, and sometimes businesses can find it difficult to make ethical or appropriate decisions. One recent headline-making case highlights how difficult ethical decision-making can be for real-life businesses faced with real-life scenarios.

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Ethical decision-making and the Enron corporate scandal

The Enron debacle that occurred in late 2001 illustrated how an ethically unsound business can have devastating and widespread effects on the international business community. At the core of the collapse of Enron was an absence of ideation and practice of ethical values.

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Ethical dilemmas in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill crisis

Identify and discuss two ethical dilemmas specific to business in Latin America or between Latin American businesses and other global vendors, customers, and partners.

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Corporate deregulation and the 2008 financial crisis

The need for legal oversight, ethical compliance regulation, and sufficient incentives to promote effective corporate governance should be more than evident even from the most cursory survey of recent (as well as not so recent) events in contemporary business.

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Ethical marketing practices and unethical promotion of harmful products

In order to realize themselves as socially responsible corporate entities, business organizations have to maintain a sound ethical track record in every aspect of their business (Arnold 2009).

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