Category Archives: Finance
Economists Start Getting Serious About Ethics
Economists, feeling the heat from the 2008 collapse, have decided to agree on some ethics principles. It’s a start. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Finance, Professions, Research and Scholarship
A Frightening Figure, Setting Off Ethics Alarms
Seldom do figures so clearly indict the unethical practices and statements of so many. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Citizenship, Finance, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Leadership, U.S. Society
Punishing Corrupt Companies Without Punishing the People Who Make Them Corrupt
“I made a mistake” is so much easier to explain away at the Harvard Business School reunion than “I was sent to the Big House.” Continue reading
So Who Do We Trust To Fight Crony Capitalism?
Trust is the problem, and crony capitalism is a big part of it. Continue reading
Occupy Manny
Poor Manny Ramirez. Continue reading
Albert Pujols: Yes, He’s Disloyal, Greedy, and Confused.
Albert Pujols always claimed that he loved St. Louis and the Cardinals. Now we know he loves money more. Just money, even when he could have plenty, and St. Louis too. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Business & Commercial, Character, Family, Finance, Professions, Sports
Sorry, Mystery Thief: You’re No Ethics Hero
A supposed ethics hero in Seattle is a fraud. Continue reading
“It’s A Wonderful Life” Ethics, Part I (of 3)
There are more ethical issues than you think in “It’s A Wonderful Life.” Part 1 of 3. Continue reading
The Selfish, the Irresponsible and the Cowardly, Pushing the US to Fiscal Disaster
The AARP and the pathetic Super Committee point to a Greek diet for future Americans. But, hey, as long as everyone stays ideologically pure, it’s all good, right? Continue reading
My 15 Hollywood Cures For A Paterno-Penn State-Sandusky Hangover, Part 2
The second half of the fifteen ethics movies I’m using to recharge the batteries drained by Joe Paterno. Continue reading
