could shareholders sue its directors for the inconsistency

New Harvest Coffee goes Beyond Fair Trade What're the benefits and drawbacks of treating coffee as a commodity in the marketplace? what will be the predicted future of fair trade? Should the entire coffee market be regulated? in what ways? How would New Harvest change as a business if it made an initial public offering?

Based on Carroll's CSR Pyramid and Stakeholder responsibility , apply the concept on the PWC 2023 Scandal ( sharing confidential information to private corporations for monetary gain)

how electrical  company cares for its employees, customers, suppliers, the community where it does business, and beyond. Describe its green initiatives and care for the environment, its philanthropic initiatives, and whether it does or does not adhere to laws where it does business, considering ethics and lawful behaviour, its history, and any pending litigation (lawsuits).

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What ethical guidelines would you develop to support corporate governance best practices surrounding the CSR incident? incident is the wage issues at walmart (employees complain about being underpaid)

This case explores the growth of Tesla Inc., and in particular, the role of government subsidies in the growth of the company’s electric cars sales. Tesla, which in addition to its electric cars is also involved in energy storage, lithium ion batteries and solar panel making, was founded in 2003. The Tesla Roadster rocketed Tesla into consumer consciousness in 2008. As the world’s first electric sports car, Tesla’s Roadster changed the way people perceived electric cars. Today, Tesla, which has assets of $25 billion and sales of more than $7 billion, employs more than 30,000 people. Today, more than 150,000 Tesla Model S vehicles have been sold. The Model S, a luxury sedan, is the world’s best-selling electric car after the Nissan Leaf. Tesla has gone on to introduce several other models including one with a base price of just $35,000. Electric cars sales have been particularly strong in Europe, where sales of electric cars have grown by 30 percent overall and, and as much as 80…

1. Environmental change is an ongoing challenge to organizations. True or false 2. When an organization goes beyond its legal and economic obligations to stockholders and takes action that provides greater benefit to society, it is demonstrating competitive advantage. true or false

Before responding to the questions below ask yourself the following:  1) is it true that “…doing what's best for society necessarily means sacrificing profits,” 2) are shareholders the only important and influential stakeholders in deciding how best to pursue corporate objectives, and 3) is government regulation, supplemented by self-regulation and civil society, the most effective way to strike a balance between profits and the public good? Based on your individual conclusions regarding the above, answer the following questions: Are profits and the general welfare basically incompatible?  Why or why not? If you believe CSR requires the sacrifice of some amount of profit, what amount is appropriate?  Is that amount the same for all firms in all industries?  How should the CEO decide?

Do you think that pharmaceutical companies supported the passage of the federal drug labeling statute?