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Brujula Etica is a podcast series, where conversations with professors, alumni and managers about ethical decision making in business and vocation are collected.

What do Arianna Huffington (Huffington Post media mogul),  George Schultz (former US Secretary of State and businessman),  Sara Blakely (Spanx founder), 

This brief summary updates readers on the Journal of Critical Incidents and the Society for Case Research

On March 12th, 2019 U.S.

About 35 minutes after leaving its dock near Branson, Missouri, Ride the Ducks Stretch Duck 7, a modified World War II amphibious craft, began foundering and taking on water.

SeatGeek is a rapidly growing company in a dynamic, complex, and controversial industry.

On February 23rd, 2023, Dish Network CEO Carlson made two announcements on an earnings call: (1) the company improved net income from fiscal year 2021 to 2022 by $384 million, and (2) an “interna

The Ring of Fire is a 1,900 square mile mineral-rich region in remote Northern Ontario that is estimated to have lithium deposits worth billions.

This critical incident describes the events and resulting consequences of fraud and embezzlement committed by Dale Endries, controller for Oneida Golf and Country Club (OGCC).

Luxury performance vehicle brand, BMW, had implemented a new subscription-based policy for customers to access certain features on their vehicles such as high beam assist, heated seats, and heate

This critical incident describes an ethical dilemma faced by AT&T sales representatives. In 2016, AT&T had launched DirecTV Now as their live TV and on demand streaming service.

Joshua “Null” Moon wondered how a company that had signed a legally binding contract with his platform, Kiwi Farms, could suddenly cease all services.

Throughout the 20th century, federally subsidized superhighways and mortgage loan programs financed the flight of White residents out of industrial cities like Baltimore and into sprawling new su

Racial disparities in chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes are exacerbated by an uneven distribution of social resources and a lack of trust that stems from the historical exploitation

Racial disparities in chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes are exacerbated by an uneven distribution of social resources and a lack of trust that stems from the historical exploitation

The LMU College of Business Administration aims to “advance knowledge and develop business leaders with moral courage and creative confidence to be a force for good in the global community.” This

The case opens during the COVID pandemic in October 2020 with a protest by two dozen workers of the termination of a Black, female, Muslim employee in Amazon’s Shakopee, Minnesota, plant for taki

In 2008, leaders at Columbine Health Systems (CHS) began to require its personal care providers to pass a written test, which they had not validated, to ensure job-readiness.

The US Food and Drug Administration’s emergency use authorization of COVID-19 vaccines led J. R.

This critical incident centers on a university department chair facing an either-or personnel decision concerning two faculty members who are on annual renewable contracts.