July 26, 2008
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Business Ethics : Opinion

Business ethics is the study and examination of moral and social responsibility in relation to business practices.

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We Can't Even Tell Who's Speculating the Cost of Oil Through the Roof (opinion)

With oil prices going stratospheric -- give or take a few "down" days -- head-scratching and pump frustration, not to mention extreme profit-taking for a select few, keeps intensifying. But with the debate over whether speculators or fundamentals are driving prices echoing through the halls of Congress, the floors of Wall Street, and down Main Street, it's time to get to the root of how trading works.

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Alternet

What Do Working-Class Voters Want? They Want A Fair Deal (opinion)

Soccer moms step aside. In this year's campaign working-class voters have elbowed you aside as the demographic group that candidates covet most.

As Barack Obama and John McCain seek to outmaneuver each other in wooing John and Jane Punchclock, the question that leaps to the fore is, what do working-class voters want?

The Promise of a Turning Tide in Corporate Behavior (opinion)

Want to go green, but scared what the shareholders will say?

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BusinessGreen

"I Was Shot by Soldiers Bought and Paid for by Chevron" (opinion)

My case is just one of many where Chevron has responded with violence when Nigerian villagers have protested, demanding that Chevron clean up its environmental and economic damage.

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Alternet

Two Sides to the Corporate Coin (opinion)

Chinese business may yet have something to add to the CR movement.

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The Standard

America's Top Executives Can't Lose -- Even When Everyone Else Loses Big (opinion)

Corporate boards, Cuban points out, regularly reissue or reprice executive stock awards that have lost any appreciable part of their value.

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Alternet

Wal-Mart and the Chinese Earthquake: Cheap Help for A Cheap-Labor Country (opinion)

Wal-Mart Stores has put out a press release patting itself on the back for promising the equivalent of about $430,000 for disaster relief and reconstruction for the area of China hit by a massive earthquake this week. The gesture was laudable but the amount was less than impressive.

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dirtdiggersdigest.org

Burger With a Side of Spies (opinion)

While the Patriot Act has raised fears about government spying on ordinary citizens, the growing threat to civil liberties posed by corporate spying has received much less attention.

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New York Times