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S3 E3: Lessons Learned

Take a look back at three years of reporting on contemporary corporate controversies, including Uber, Wells Fargo and Volkswagen. Each investigation reveals the common thread of failed business ethics.

Aired: 10/3/2019 | 0:26:50

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Playing By the Rules: Ethics at Work
Ethics play a major role in contemporary business practices. From debating whether or not to act on insider information, choosing between employee wellbeing or shareholder obligations, or disclosing a rare but potentially fatal side effect of a newly manufactured drug—ethical decision making is a critical skill. But even the most moral character can be influenced in ethical gray areas.
Major Funding for Playing by the Rules, Ethics at Work was provided by

Ronnie and Lawrence D. Ackman

and for Season 3 by Janet Prindle Seidler

Additional funding for Season 3 was provided by:

The Charles H. Revson Foundation

Additional funding for Season 2 was provided by:

Janet Prindle Seidler
Lawrence and Alice Friedland
Edward and Joan Cohen
David Klafter and Nancy Kestenbaum
James and Barbara Korein
Susan and Elihu Rose

Additional funding for Season 1 was provided by:

Betty and John Levin
Lise Strickler and Marc Gallogly
Patricia and Philip Laskawy
Graves and Colleen Tompkins
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