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January 19, 2006

Yet Anther Reminder: Ethics Scandals Have Victims

Filed under: Business Ethics — Shel Horowitz, Ethical Marketing Expert @ 4:00 am

This from a financial currency exchange newswire:

A corporate scandal involving Livedoor, a Japanese high tech company caused such a big drop in the stock market that trading had to halt on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

People get hurt when other people cheat. Ethics crimes are not victimless. Just ask those poor Enron employees who saw their retirement funds go up in smoke as the company stock turned worthless.

Run your company the right way… Sign the Ethics Pledge so you can brag about it. And build a company that grows itself and the economy instead of shooting it in the foot.

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