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Date: May 9, 2008

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Welcome to Business Ethics, the online magazine of corporate responsibility.

Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, Business Ethics continues a rich tradition of leading the way with new ideas about business and the intersection of business and society. We’ve left the world of print magazines in favor of an exclusively web-based approach to offering information, opinion and cutting-edge analysis of critical issues in the field of corporate responsibility.

The new Business Ethics is a marriage of old and new. We continue with some of our best-known features, including the annual Business Ethics 100 Best Corporate Citizens list and the annual Business Ethics awards. And, as always, we’ll be serving up stories designed to keep you abreast of the latest corporate responsibility trends.

But we’ll also be exploring opinion and commentary through our Viewpoints blogs, where registered members of the Business Ethics community – often thought leaders in their own right – can weigh in with their own valuable insights and perspective. Plus, you can now download podcasts of Good Company, a weekly audio report on new approaches to the challenges of responsible business in the 21st century.

Business Ethics is happy and excited to be back. Tell your colleagues and friends. Explore the site. Advertise. Let us know what you think. And come visit often.

  • Chiquita Told Justice Department of Payments to Terrorists

    Government officials told the company there would "no liability for past conduct" and no "conclusion on continuing the payments," according to a summary of the case filed by the prosecution.

  • Role Reversal, Big Time

    “It’s hard to believe, but this all could lead to impeachment…”  So says a high-level political appointee in the administration of Eliot Spitzer, Governor of the State of New York.  Once the poster boy for corporate ethics, Spitzer is struggling to overcome a scandal that has already done huge damage to his fledgling administration.

  • Should Mary Buy Her Own Bonus?

    A real-life What Would You Do case study: If Mary donated $1,000 for a school to buy products, she would hit her million-dollar goal.

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