Pro Ethics

Maybe there should be a change to women managing our companies to further help everyone, rather than merely trying to make profit.

Once again sustainability is a vital aspect of the success of a business. If shareholders do not see companies making strides towards managing their resources efficiently, they will not be invested for long.

Some interesting stories in this

Interesting article on how 75 percent graduating seniors in South Dakota graduate with debt. This does not have a lot to do with ethics, but thought it was interesting none the less. South Dakota rates 1 for the proportion.

This is a feel good story, and actually goes along with one of the main industries in SoDak, hunting. The state of Wisconsin is promoting ethics by giving out awards to the most ethical hunters.

Really unethical, a government violating commitments of peace accord by killing people.

The ethics in the Google company through it's development.

Very interesting historical analysis, Joshua. One major trend this reveals is how "reactive" as opposed to "preventative" business ethics has been. Also, Google's n-gram viewer is a great research tool. If you're interested in learning more about it, here is a brilliant (and entertaining) talk from two of the creators, called "What we learned from 5 million books": http://www.ted.com/talks/what_we_learned_from_5_million_books.html

A look at Kraft's code of ethics in relation to their company.

Social media codes of conduct in the business place and company image.

Union groups are not fond of the new plan that would cut jobs and services. The postal services have been going downhill since online services have become more convenient for the population.

Article on how more 25-34 year olds are staying at home with the parents then getting their own place. A lot of these parents are enabling their kids instead of pushing them out to find their own way.

An article about using power and politics in a constructive way!

WASHINGTON (CNNMoney) -- Union groups don't like big parts of a new bipartisan proposal in the Senate to save the U.S. Postal Service that would cut services and workers.