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Corporate social responsibility and restoring institutional trust in America

First, let me congratulate you on your recent stance regarding both the U.S. Budget and your healthcare package. Indeed, both of these issues speak to the reason for my letter today.

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Ethical considerations in implementing organizational change at a travel company

The travel company I currently work in has had the same booking system for almost a decade now and the need for change became increasingly visible during recent years.

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Ethical leadership and organizational effectiveness at Starbucks

Organizational leadership skills and traits necessary for tackling ethical issues will also be examined.

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Organizational culture and leadership in Enron's ethical collapse

Gibney\'s 2005 documentary film Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room reveals some of the main ethical weaknesses in an unbridled neoliberal capitalist market system.

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Building ethical leadership through accountability and transparency in organizations

The foundation of any successful enterprise over the long-term is the ability to continually sustain and grow trust in the vision, mission, objectives and strategies of its leaders.

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Internet adoption challenges for small furniture retailers implementing B2C strategies

The internet has impacted nearly every form of daily life. This includes everything from the way that people interact with each other socially (through social networking), to how they purchase various goods and services.

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Measuring firm performance through financial statements and metrics

The overall performance of a firm must be measured against the firm's objectives. One objective is certain -- the firm exists to maximize shareholder wealth. The other objectives should be defined by management. These will vary depending on the firm.

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Ethical analysis of Ford's Pinto safety decision and corporate responsibility

In 1971, the Ford Motor Company was making a new car, called the Pinto, which was supposed to offer low-cost transportation to the American public. Creating a vehicle that could be sold at the cheapest possible price was of primary importance to the vehicle's manufacturer.

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Ethical dilemmas in wireless internet access and installation practices

Selling broadband Internet access that includes wireless access is an area of services marketing that is troubling.

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Moral development and ethical decision-making among Taiwanese CPAs

As a result of such public accounting scandals involving the world's largest public accounting firm, Arthur Anderson, and its unethical mishandling of such corporate accounts as Enron, WorldCom, Merck and Xerox, the public has a low level of confidence in the ethical makeup of Certified Public…

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