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Topic: Corporate Ethics
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Martin Luther King Jr.: 8 peaceful protests that bolstered civil rights
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. believed that nonviolent protest is the most effective weapon against a racist and unjust society. But it required rallying people to his cause. Here are some of the most revolutionary peaceful protests King led.
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In Pictures: Occupy Wall Street protests
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Commencement 2011: what 10 eminent speakers told graduates
Here are the Monitor's hand-picked highlights from the 2011 commencement season.
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Glenn Beck leaving Fox: his 10 most controversial statements (so far)
Glenn Beck has packed a lot of wallop in just two-plus years at Fox News. We’ve whittled the list down to the 10 most controversial things Mr. Beck has said on Fox – so far, at least.
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Change Agent
From hazelnut trees to Foxconn, corporate responsibility is growing
Mountain Hazelnut Venture is planting trees, paying fair wages, and supplying customers in a triple win for corporate social responsibility.
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Change Agent
Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman urge fans to help Africa
In a show of corporate social responsibility, DC Comics unleashes its superheroes on the problems in the Horn of Africa
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Martin Luther King Jr.: 8 peaceful protests that bolstered civil rights
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. believed that nonviolent protest is the most effective weapon against a racist and unjust society. But it required rallying people to his cause. Here are some of the most revolutionary peaceful protests King led.
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After extending olive branch, Los Angeles posts eviction notice on Occupy LA camp
After supporting Occupy Wall Street with City Council proclamations and invitations to stay indefinitely, Los Angeles prepares to evict the 485-tent Occupy LA encampment that has spent seven weeks on the City Hall lawn.
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99% Wall Street protesters boo CEOs, but mourn Steve Jobs
99% Wall Street protesters took time out to mourn the passing of billionaire Steve Jobs. Is 99% Wall Street movement inconsistent?
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Occupy Wall Street protests spread to Main Street
Occupy Wall Street protests spread to cities across the United States Thursday, including St. Louis, Dallas, San Francisco, and Philadelphia. Wall Street protestors were arrested in St. Louis.
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In Pictures: Occupy Wall Street protests
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Happy Meal change: Apple slices in every Happy Meal
Happy Meal change: McDonald's on Tuesday said that it would add apple slices and reduce the portion of French fries in its children's meal boxes this fall, effectively taking away consumers' current choice between either having apples with caramel dip or fries as a Happy Meal side.
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Change Agent
Helping companies stand up to worker exploitation
'Help Wanted' gives companies, unions, NGOs, and governments tools for ending exploitation of workers.
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Chapter & Verse
PBS and JetBlue partner up to keep kids reading all summer long
"Soar with Reading" offers in-flight packages to entertain young travelers with reading games.
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The Circle Bastiat
Sweatshops, tacos, and Wal-Mart: Is there anything to criticize?
Anti-sweatshop and anti-Wal-Mart movements are usually based on arguments that are just plain wrong
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Commencement 2011: what 10 eminent speakers told graduates
Here are the Monitor's hand-picked highlights from the 2011 commencement season.
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Change Agent
In business or philanthropy, treat people as valued 'clients'
Selling inexpensive products in the developing world is one way to lift living standards. But whether it's capitalism or philanthropy you've got to listen to and involve your customer.
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Glenn Beck leaving Fox: his 10 most controversial statements (so far)
Glenn Beck has packed a lot of wallop in just two-plus years at Fox News. We’ve whittled the list down to the 10 most controversial things Mr. Beck has said on Fox – so far, at least.
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The Adam Smith Institute Blog
Forget fair-trade, buy from sweatshops
Boycotting sweatshop-produced goods can devastate economies in the developing world.
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Case in Point
'Corporate social responsibility': a wobbly concept
'Corporate social responsibility' is sometimes smart business, but it's always difficult to define. What social responsibilities do corporations bear? What should they?
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Robert Reich
A final lesson from the Gulf: keeping corporations accountable
If we want corporations to maintain accountability for tragedies like the Gulf oil spill, we have to force them to do so through laws that are fully enforced and penalties higher than the economic benefits of thwarting the laws.
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Four reasons Tony Hayward is apparently out as BP chief
BP’s board of directors looks set to replace Chief Executive Tony Hayward after a series of missteps during the Gulf oil spill crisis. But the move is about more than Mr. Hayward’s gaffes.
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BP, Goldman Sachs, and Massey could learn a lot from ultimate frisbee
The BP oil spill is just the latest example of questionable corporate action that's prompted calls for stronger government regulation. Yet the more profound reform would come from absorbing the lessons of a game with no referees.
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Robert Reich
Why BP won't pay for full Gulf spill clean-up
Oil giant BP has been making public statements about its corporate social responsibility for as many years as it’s behaved irresponsibly.
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Casino Jack and the United States of Money: movie review
'Casino Jack' takes the cozy relationship between lobbyists and politicians to task with Jack Abramoff as Exhibit A.
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For some, Thailand's red-shirt protests amplify calls for justice
Though Thailand’s red-shirt protests are dismissed by some as a political ploy by former Thaksin Shinawatra, they have also tapped into desires in the rural northeast for economic and social justice.
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Case in Point
Are corporate social responsibility rankings irresponsible?
Corporate social responsibility rankings can be a powerful tool for companies. But there are concerns about how they are compiled.
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Financial products that aid the poor and beat the market
Investors find a more profitable place to stash cash than banks. Bonus: It's also socially responsible.
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The New Economy
Obama jobs summit: Do you need a purpose-driven job?
After President Obama's jobs summit remarks, here are the top 7 purpose-driven jobs.








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