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    disclosure of information can be very detrimental to what business leaders hold dearest: the bottom line. This adherence to the bottom line, the need to consistently improve results, and the incentives given to executives for maximizing shareholder returns impacts the amount of information voluntarily disclosed to the public. However, executives do have an obligation to disclose information that will harm company by virtue of morals, ethics, and by government regulations. Even though it may…

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    build a better bank," (Merle, 2017). One can assume that it will take several years for Wells Fargo to recover from their ethical debauchery. However, they will forever be known for their failure to conduct business in an ethical and moral…

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    Walmart Bribery Analysis

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    money spent on her medical care (Listverse, 2011). This example shows how Walmart acted in an inhumane business ethical way. Bribery A very common unethical behavior is the act of bribery. An act that can never be justified under any circumstances is bribery (James Jr, 2002). Expanding a business into the global market causes major ethical challenges. Due to different traditions values, ethics and beliefs multiple issues may occur when going a company decided to go global. An act that can be…

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    Today we live in a world in which communities are struggling problems such as climate change, persistent poverty, and Zika virus, which are global in magnitude. Corporate Social Responsibility is a business practice, which involves initiatives that benefit society. Corporate Social Responsibility is defined as “…the economic, legal, ethical, and discretionary expectancies that society has of organizations at a given point in time” (Valentine). However, not only does Corporate Social…

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    full disclosure of appropriate information, business transparency and in compliance with the company’s code of ethics. When the leadership acts unethically, it negatively impacts the stakeholders. Consider the lessons learned from the Enron scandal. “In particular, Enron provides one of America’s most striking examples of stakeholder neglect” (Neal & Cochran, 2008, p.1). We are talking about Corporate Social Responsibility or CSR. The World Business Council for Sustainable Development defines…

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    have recently discovered that the business is in distress and stands the chance of shutting its doors. The Clean Power Company has realized that moving their operations to a property they have recently purchased on the Chavon River in the Dominican Republic will stave off the closure of the business. The following will address the corporate social responsibility of the Clean Power Company’s decision to relocate to the Dominican Republic. “When an incorporated business judges the effects of its…

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    The Triple Bottom Line

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    information travels from one source to the next and is key for effective management. Management on a global level is focused on communication and working towards the greater good for humanity. Without managers, business would not get accomplished and work would be hectic. To keep business running ethically, Management should always have the triple bottom line in the back of their minds, which maintains that we are working towards creating a better world to live in socially, economically and…

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    Greg Smith Case

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    Greg Smith and the Frontline television special. After 2008 financial crises Goldman Sachs decided to take time to reflect and reform by creating a Business Standards Committee and construct a formal culture. The Committee ensured firm’s business and practices are at the highest standard and meet client’s expectation based on core values, code of ethics and company mission statement. In the early days, the firm culture was very important and it revolved around teamwork, integrity and a spirit…

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    standards, beliefs which indicating the members in an organization is corporate culture. Basically, it is grounded to goal, structure and management of an organization and ways to work, investors, consumers and the community. For the success of business, corporate culture is an important factor. Additionally corporate culture may be expressed in their statement of vision and mission. The physical environment of an organization, practices of human resources and staff are contains in corporate…

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    chain restaurant, Subway provides a healthier choice of fast food to the society. They achieved legal responsibilities whereas business is expected to comply with the laws and regulations follow by governments as the ground rules, not just according to profit motive. In term of social responsibility, they fulfil legal responsibilities which reflect a view of "codified ethics" in the sense that they embody basic notions of fair operations as established by our lawmakers (Corporate Social…

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