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further invested in the company with ‘a personal loan of 341 million dollars’ being handed out to him. Ebbers wanted to ease the above pressures. In order to execute this, Ebbers exercised his power as CEO by ‘pressurising … and intimidating’ (Jennings, Marianne, 2012, Business Ethics: Case studies and
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of the subprime market by causing a catastrophic domino effect on all stakeholders involved. The article Subprime Loans- The Under-the-Radar Loans That Felled a Market by Marianne M. Jennings will be used to investigate this problem. Ethics of brokers and the isolation of individual ethical choices According to Jennings (2010), the subprime market offered a vast source of wealth to lenders because of the hassle-free and lenient criteria for qualifications for potential home owners (p. 434)
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Professor Robert Throop The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business – MGM365-0701A-04 2007 The pending Lowell v. DWI clearly deals with both Private and Public Law. “A Private Law is a contract between two individuals.” (Jennings p. 4) In this case the Private Law was a contract that came into being between Mr. & Mrs. Lowell and DWI booked and or signed the registration forms for their cruise. At the time of booking Mr. & Mrs. Lowell were promising to pay a certain amount
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1. The Food and Nutrition Service proposed this regulation. This agency helps to define eating standards for children throughout the U.S. school system. I’m concerned that a lot of children are obese and not eating properly. This produces health problems when they get older and help to increase health care costs. This will affect me by helping my premiums increase for health care costs. 2. The proposed change will help to improve the health of children in school by providing nutritious
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HOMEWORK 2 Avoiding Permanent Damage from Temporary Help Dated: 08/01/2012 Keller Graduate School of New York Course MGMT 520 Business: Its Legal, Ethical, and Global Environment In nowadays, background check of hiring employee is practicing by almost all agencies. Point is that, the skills of the applicant can be, somehow, figured out. It is much more difficult to assess the level of trust, honesty, mental toughness, and loyalty. Reading through chapter 9, and conducting a slight research
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Shannon O’Neal Business Law 2 Paper #1 Thesis Statement: An analysis of Enron and its monumental collapse shows how this once well-established business had to file bankruptcy; fraud, tampering with financial records, deceiving employees and stockholders, embezzlement, and upper management practicing unethical business practices all proved to be key components in Enron’s downfall. Enron was a company that despite its long-term success fell apart in the end due to lack of internal controls and
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The Ethics Thing: Why It Matters More in Hard Times and Why It’s So Hard to Do What Makes Good and Smart People Do Dumb and Unethical Things? Professor Marianne M. Jennings W.P. Carey School of Business Ethical Lapses • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Student loan lenders: Sallie Mae and 17 universities Adelphia Boeing Cendant Computer Associates Tyco International T I t ti l General Electric Global Crossing Merrill Lynch Enron Qwest WorldCom Royal Shell Nortel Krispy Kreme Refco
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Riordan Strategies to Succeed Riordan Manufacturing Inc. is a leader in the field of plastic injection molding (Riordan, 2004). The company has facilities in San Jose, California, Albany, Georgia, Pontiac, Michigan and Hangzhou, China. Riordan's major customers are automotive parts manufacturers, aircraft manufacturers, the Department of Defense, beverage makers and bottlers, and appliance manufacturers (2004). Riordan Manufacturing Inc. is a privately held organization that wants to expand its
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once ranked as the seventh-largest company on the Fortune 500 and ranked as the sixth-largest energy company in the world, on December 2, 2001, filed for bankruptcy protection in the biggest case of bankruptcy in the United States up to that point (Jennings, 2009, p. 285). By November 2001, the company’s stock, which once peaked at $90 US, was down to less than $1 US. It was a disaster for the thousands of employees and investors (Skilling v. United States, 2010). Employees lost their jobs and pensions
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