Posts Tagged ‘business ethics’

“A New Kind of Capitalism:” Panel Discussion with Pepperdine Faculty

Can’t view this video? Click here to open in new window. “We are living through extraordinary economic times; many of the accepted market conventions have disintegrated in the last two years. Is there a new kind of capitalism in our future and what are the most important areas of intervention?” This is the question that [...]

August 23rd, 2010 - By Davide Accomazzo, Adjunct Professor of Finance


Our Ethics Mess

This is a guest post by Linnea B. McCord, JD, MBA, Associate Professor of Business Law We are only just beginning to comprehend how bad an ethics mess we’re in—but it’s likely to be a real doozy. Failing CEOs walk away with more than $100 million and Wall Street investment bankers pay themselves many billions [...]

March 10th, 2008 - By Linnea Bernard McCord, JD, MBA, Associate Professor of Business Law