Perfectly Legal, But Wrong

When “perfectly legal” is a lame excuse for doing the wrong thing

Business Ethics

The Oracle of Omaha Takes on “Casino Capitalism”

The Oracle of Omaha Takes on “Casino Capitalism”

Warren Buffet, “The Oracle of Omaha,” finally retired as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. He was an avowed capitalist and someone who invested more wisely and more profitably than anyone else in the last 50 years.  In 1964, if you had invested $100.00 with him...

“Company Over Country” ~ Zuck Sucks up to China

“Company Over Country” ~ Zuck Sucks up to China

What do U.S. companies owe to the U.S., its people and the nation that gave them birth? It’s a question that has been hanging around since the 1980s, in the go-go years of globalization, when U.S. and E.U. companies vocally claimed to be “de-nationalizing” their...

Revolving Doors and Serious Bank Failures

Revolving Doors and Serious Bank Failures

Some myths die hard.  Or, don’t die at all.  One is the myth of the self-regulating market; rational bankers would not (surely not!) take such risks with their own and their depositors’ money that their institutions would be bankrupt (or need a government...