Category Archives for Business Ethics
Affordable “Snare” Act: ObamaCare Website Fails to Launch
Something’s on the roast, but it’s not Thanksgiving turkey. After a complete failure in its official launch last month, Obamacare’s HealthCare.gov is under tremendous public criticism. Will this project burn to a crisp, or is there a way to salvage … Continue reading
Macklemore’s Thrift Shop affects Consumer Behaviour…?
Macklemore’s Thrift Shop exemplifies “modelling,” a type of observational learning. Continue reading
Quick Case Studies #1: Preventing Millennials From Chegg-ing Out
A student’s analysis on the effect of Generation Y on the job market. Based on: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443713704577603302382190374.html Continue reading
Taking Over the World… Wide Web
“Social media” — two words that we Generation Y’s have been constantly bombarded with these past few years. It is very interesting to look back at the progression of social media and migrating trends on the interwebs (as I … Continue reading
Zaha Hadid
Beautiful architecture by one of TIME magazine’s top 100 most influential people, Zaha Hadid. Click photo for link to album containing her works.
Internet Kill Switch: Egypt
A world with no Facebook? A world with no Youtube? A world… with no internet? We already know about censorship in China and North Korea. According to most recent updates, the Egyptian government apparently has cut off all internet in … Continue reading
Screwing Around (Facts)
To follow up on a previous blog post, I have given details to the making of chopsticks. Continue reading
Business Ethics: Nestle Milk Misleading with Melamine?
As a food giant, we associate the “Nestle” brand with trust, cheer and friendliness. After the melamine incident in China, questions have arisen to whether or not Nestle is abusing its good brand name by deceiving the general public. Continue reading