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Lack of transparency in corporate political spending undermines democracy

The lack of transparency in corporate political spending has is an ethical issue, because the lack of transparency has very much worked in favor of corporate donors. This is a high moral intensity issue because corporations have unique ability to earn income, essentially unmatched by individuals.

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Decor My Eyes eyeglass retailer fraud and customer threats case

Legitimate owners/retailers of brands being sold by Decor My Eyes (Business Dictionary, 2016).

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Corporate social responsibility principles and stakeholder engagement

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been a hot topic in business circles for decades.

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Technology, governance, and fundraising trends in nonprofits

The nonprofit sector is experiencing tremendous changes in the business environment similar to any other business.

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Shareholder wealth maximization and corporate social responsibility initiatives

Shareholder Wealth Maximization and Social Change Initiatives The financial objective of a corporation or business is to maximize the wealth to the shareholders.

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Human resources management in the global technological era

Human resources management has changed significantly over the past decade as companies learn to do business in a new, technologically advanced global economy.

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Guillermo Furniture Store's strategic choices for sustainability

Unlike the budgets of many national and local governments, a locally run business must be sustainable in order to provide for its employees and owners.

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Psychological foundations of organizational leadership and success

In many ways, business organizations are reflections of those who create them and occupy positions of executive leadership and direction.

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Repo 105 and Lehman Brothers' accounting deception

Banks utilize the repo market all the time in their daily business. It is essentially a manner in which they borrow capital from large businesses that have spare money they can lend. In order to make the loan more secure for the big business, the bank sells them something like a bond.

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Whistleblower protection legislation and corporate HR accountability

The last decade in American corporate culture represents a nadir of ethical performance and effective organizational stewardship. These two realities have interceded to promote a period of deep corruption, aggressive shortsightedness and an absence of safeguards against rampant corporate abuses.

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