Codes of conduct rise under ethics spotlight in business
AP News analyzes how firms from Exxon to small outlets publish ethics codes committing to God, honor, community, employers, customers and sometimes profit. Critics question if these codes are merely paper as scandals show illegal political contributions bribes and other questionable acts.
Controversial Sculpture at York Nebraska Draws Opposing Views
An AP photo caption notes a sculpture near Interstate 80 at York Nebraska sparks debate over taste and morality. A separate study by Archie Carroll shows managers at various levels compromise ethics under pressure to meet goals, with lower ranks more likely to agree.
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