The Business Ethics Blog

I’m not going to make a habit of letting AI write content for this blog.

I was asked recently to comment on this story, about two major Canadian grocery chains (Loblaw & Sobeys) that were found to have been (at least sometimes) “overcharging for underweight meat.”

Former CTV national anchor Lisa LaFlamme There will be no bittersweet on-air goodbye for (now former) CTV national news anchor Lisa LaFlamme, no ceremonial passing of the baton to the next generation, no broadcast retrospectives lionizing a journalist with

“The academic world is one of fierce competition.

A new report from The Intercept suggests that a new in-house messaging app for Amazon employees could ban a long string of words, including “ethics.”

I’ve written two blog entries over the last two weeks (here and here) arguing in favour of the business community imposing sanctions on Russia, in response to Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine.

Is a corporate boycott of Russia an act of vigilantism?

A number of prominent corporations have added their weight to the international effort to impose sanctions on Russia.

I teach my business ethics students that in order to understand ethical issues in the world of commerce, you need to understand a little bit about markets, about modern corporations, and about the role of management.

An interesting story came up last week, concerning Hunter Biden — president Joe Biden’s son.