Carnival Corporation & plc

Maximizing shareholder’s wealth is the most important business managers or chief executives ' responsibility. When the company becomes public, investors supply assets and cash. In order to keep up those assets, the chief executive or manager has to make decisions to increase the shareholder 's return, which occasionally can be inhuman and unethical. In Network, it displays Frank Hackett’s willingness (Robert Duvall) to make decisions, which is in his favor but intentionally puts Howard Beale…

Horizontal Acquisition LogRhythm’s product is pretty vast and can do a lot of different things that other vendors’ products do, but it can do these things and much more which is why they are so competitive, but that doesn’t mean those other vendors don’t have something to offer with their products. When a vendor isolates its feature set to a much narrower window, they will become that much better with them and what this means for LogRhythm is that these companies can provide great value by…

Furthermore, the duty of loyalty applies to the board of directors as it stands for the principles of a corporation in making all decisions in their capacities as corporate fiduciaries, must act without personal economic conflict. The duty of loyalty can be breached either by making a self-interested transaction or taking a corporate opportunity (Velasco, 2015)…

“The word “integrity” comes from the Latin integritas, meaning “whole” or “oneness”. People whose behavior is consistent with what they say they honor have this kind of wholeness.” Integrity also often understood as a character with honesty. Its influence has always been distinctly positive, making a tremendous improvement in people and all that they do. “Integrity is not something a person “has”, and it is not a particular act or activity that one does (or does not do). Whereas a single…

McLamore Foundation: Burger King McLamore Foundation gives back to the people. The foundation was created in order to help promote charity organizations and activities. Burger King uses their brand to collect donations and scatter it across the world. For example: Burger King has decided to support Room to Read. Since its creation in 2000, Room to Read has changed 7 million children in Africa and Asia by helping them to become literate and teaching them gender equality. Room to Read will create…

CASE STUDY USA, UK AND GERMANY JURISDICTIONS 17102410 WORD COUNT= INTRODUCTION The purpose of doing this case study is to explain the application of corporate veil in the corporate legal environment. It is one of the controversial areas. The concept of corporate veil is applicable to the public companies which says that the legal person is different from its company. There are many considerations which are…

Community: a unified body of individuals. In a community, people come together to achieve great things and work together to bring each other to success. The theme of “If you work together, you can succeed” is conveyed in The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind through William’s education, the famine, and the process of building the windmill. William’s problems with education were solved by the community around him; his father, his teacher, and the people at TED. William’s teacher, Mr. Tembo, him…

Question 1 Developing an Organizational and Global Ethical Culture and the Benefits of Business Ethics Define what is meant by an organizational ethical culture. Then, identify and describe the four primary benefits of business ethics. An organizational ethical culture encompasses various sections of the company and represents how things are done internally and externally. Ethical culture for organizations also represents the ethical behavior they present as well as the relations of an ethical…

Trinsic Residential Group is unlike an FOE. While the company shares some common aspects of an FOE as described by Raj Sisodia et al. in Firms of Endearment, it lacks a holistic view of its business model and a broad consideration of stakeholders. There are several reasons for its departure from an FOE including; a market focus, availability of resources and the small, disjointed number of employees involved in the company. Over a period of time the company has begun to run more in line with an…

Tulsa” Evaluated Ethically Question 1 There are many ethical issues in this essay. It brings to light some of the questionable dealings large corporations have when it comes to their workforce and unfair treatment of their workers. It also shows that while the form of slavery happening before the civil war was eradicated from our society, large corporations have found a workaround. This workaround is not acceptable in most social viewpoints but some people think it is ok. This modern form of…