Busynessgirl
  • Home
  • About
    • Who am I?
      • About/Contact Me
      • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Endorsements
    • Career
      • Education
      • Publications
      • Teaching Experience
      • Professional Activities
      • Featured
    • Presentations
  • Resources
    • Contemporary Algebra Collection
    • Games
      • Games for Trigonometry
      • Games for Algebra
      • Games for Elementary
      • Games for Calculus
      • Games for Fun
      • Lame Math Games
    • Useful Information
      • Errata
      • Interesting Conferences
      • Tutorials
      • SoTL and Math Ed
      • Math Instructional Practices
    • Useful Tools
      • Handouts
      • Mindmaps
      • Videos
    • Useful Tech
      • Mobile Apps for Education
      • Chrome Extensions
      • Teaching with Tech Columns
    • Business Ethics Resources
    • Favorites
      • Posts from Edge of Learning
      • Posts from TaLDA
      • Posts from Digital Life
      • Posts from Play & Learn
      • Posts from Mathematics
      • Posts from Adventures
      • Tweeting my Dissertation
  • Bookstore
    • Food for Thought
      • Ideas, Creativity, and Thought
      • Futuring
      • Giving Presentations
      • Game Design
    • Education
      • Learning in General
      • Online Learning
      • Higher Education
    • Mathematics
      • Teaching and Learning Mathematics
      • Assessment in Math
      • Math Ed Research
      • Changing Mathematics
    • Living With Technology
      • Tech Gear
      • Digital Age
      • Social Media
      • Data Visualization
    • Good Reads
      • SciFi or Cyberpunk
      • General Fiction
  • Speaking
    • Sample Talks
    • Talk Menu
    • Workshop Menu
    • Bio
  • Consulting

Select Page

Business Ethics Resources

Home » Resources » Business Ethics Resources

The following are cases that you are welcome to use in your courses.

Please consider becoming a supporter on Patreon if this has saved you time.

Case: Equifax
Case: Citizens United
Case: Facebook
Case: Lobbyist Jack Abramoff
Case: Nike
Case: Pharmaceutical Industry
Case: Theranos
Case: Wells Fargo
Case: Abercrombie and Fitch
Case: Jimmy John's
Case: Return of Equifax
Case: Uber and Sexual Harassment
Case: Walmart Bribery Scandal
Case: BP and Deepwater Horizon
Case: The Human Cost of Chocolate
Case: Huawei
Case: Nestle
Case: Patagonia
Case: The Body Shop
Case: United Airlines
Case: 23andMe
Case: Dove Beauty
Case: Nestle and Bottled Water
Case: Self-Driving Cars
Case: Walmart and Gender Discrimination
Case: Zappos

Social

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube

Subscribe to Busynessgirl via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe.

Recent Posts

  • Why use Microsoft Word with blind math students?
    Why use Microsoft Word with blind math students?
    Jun 27, 2020 | Accessibility, Accessibility for Math
  • Taking STEM Online Workshops
    Taking STEM Online Workshops
    Jun 9, 2020 | Edge of Learning, eLearning, Faculty Development Opportunities, Future of Learning, Teaching
  • Podcasts to Educate about Poverty, Racism, and Socioeconomic Inequality
    Podcasts to Educate about Poverty, Racism, and Socioeconomic Inequality
    Jun 7, 2020 | Faculty Development
  • The Impact of Smartphones on Curriculum
    The Impact of Smartphones on Curriculum
    Mar 23, 2020 | Design Process, Future of Higher Ed, Future of Learning, Higher Education

Graphs In The World

Lots of people are now working remotely, even afte Lots of people are now working remotely, even after cities emerged from lockdown. Why do you think the NO2 levels return to *almost* normal? What other factors are at play? And why is NO2 considered a pollutant? Source: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/09/05/air-pollution-is-returning-to-pre-covid-levels
Zoom's revenue has skyrocketed, but revenue doesn' Zoom's revenue has skyrocketed, but revenue doesn't equal profit. For profit you have to also consider how the costs rose as well. What kinds of extra costs might Zoom have incurred due to the Pandemic? Source: https://www.statista.com/chart/21906/zoom-revenue/
In the U.K., the government created a program duri In the U.K., the government created a program during the pandemic to support restaurants by providing 50% of meal costs on Monday through Wednesdays. There is a lot of interesting periodicity in this graph, both before and during the intervention. Source: https://www.chartr.co/newsletters/2020/9/2/name-of-thrones
Economists are saying that the U.S. recovery from Economists are saying that the U.S. recovery from COVID-19 might be a "K-shaped" curve. Based on this graph of job recovery differences, what do you suppose that means? Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/08/13/recession-is-over-rich-working-class-is-far-recovered/
Load More... Follow on Instagram

Featured Books

Make It StickThe Science of Successful Learning

Design for How People Learn

Visit Bookstore Page

Categories for Posts

Archives

© Busynessgirl 2017 | All rights reserved