If you sing, dance, draw, or act -- and especially if you watch others do so -- you probably have an altruistic streak, according to a new study.
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Is it right for a company to use convicts for cheap labour? Is it unfair to pay prisoners less than the minimum wage? Is it wrong to use such labour in a way that displaces ?ordinary? e...
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The Telegraph has a story that could prove to be a disqualifier for Romney-Ryan.
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by Megha Rajagopalan, ProPublica It's the largest civil penalty the Federal Trade Commission has ever imposed for violating one of its orders.
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Please, sir, can I have some less?...
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Move Your Money UK launched in February 2012 in order to help transform widespread public anger with the big banks into active support for ethical and mutual banking sector in the UK. The sector was systematically gutted, following financial deregulation of the 1980?s (the ?big bang?), resulting in the closure of hundreds of small banks and building societies, leading to the consolidation of the financial market within just four too-big-to-fail high street banks.
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I can?t believe I?m writing this post in 2012 but as recent events have come to light apparently some advice about ethical blogger relations needed to be published as a reminder of what it means work with bloggers the right way. And by ?right way?, I?m not even going to touch myriad of ?Don?t call me a Mommy? or ignoring Dads or other issues that come from not knowing the people or space you?re pitching. This is about general, ethical blogger relations and two specific examples of big agencies that are doing it wrong.
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Healthcare providers should have rapid access to legal remedies for end-of-life disputes involving children whose parents resist withdrawal of aggressive therapy on the basis of religious beliefs, aut...
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IT HAS LATELY BECOME a growing fashion to extend the concept of rights from human beings to animals, and to assert that since animals have the full rights of humans, it is therefore impermissible?i.e., that no man has the right?to kill or eat them.
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Amid the generally discouraging news about drugs that can slow or reverse the progress of Alzheimer?s disease, a new study is a faint glimmer of hope: In mice whose brains are clogged with the protein deposits that characterize Alzheimer?s, a drug...
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Ethics concerns prevent many businesses from using social media. Here are some tips on how to use social media without violating ethics rules.
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Today I started cutting out a new pattern - the very excellent looking Pleated Pants from Papercut Patterns (here's hoping mine turn out just as excellent). The fabric is nothing special - cheap suiting from one of those large chain fabric stores. I went into the store to find a colour fasting product (which they didn't have) and came out with two metres of this fabric for around $4 per metre.
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By M. Joy Hayes | More ArticlesAugust 13, 2012 | It's not often that you hear a business publicly admit that its promises to clients are hot air.
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Through the use of national broadcasts, President Cristina Fern?ndez de Kirchner makes announcements about the achievements of her government and speaks on various topics.
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A fledgling industry body of Islamic scholars wants to develop a global code of ethics and a professional development programme for scholars, in order...
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I recently had the good fortune to lead a session on leadership and ethics for a group of high school students. It went well ? all except for one part, which fell sort of flat. As I reflected on the ups and downs of the talk, I realized that I had been having the same experience with high schoolers for some time.
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The British government is about to introduce compulsory lie detector tests for sex offenders released on parole.?? The British police want to use lie...
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For more than two years,?Goldman Sachs? reputation?has been under fire for its alleged role in the financial crisis. On August 9, 2012, the U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) announced it won?t?prosecute?Goldman Sachs.
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THE race for increased affordability and greater accessibility in the Australian fashion market is speeding up.
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When making the decision to start to shop more ethically it can sometimes feel like a total minefield.
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That?s the headline for Joanne Lipman?s recent article in Newsweek (April 11, 2011).
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AN OPEN LETTER TO TECH JOURNALISTS
There can be little debate at this point that tech journalists dropped the ball on Foxconn. The NYTimes walked in and ran an incredible story in January after years and years of clear signs that there were incredible stories that needed telling throughout China?s SEZs, stories about our tools and how they are made, and tech journalists were at best gormlessly ignorant, and at worst, calculatedly self-interested in not rocking the boat.
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With whole genome sequencing quickly becoming more affordable and accessible, we need to pay more attention to the massive amount of information it will deliver to parents - and the fact that we d...
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by Zo? Pollock Andrew O'Hehir reviews a new documentary on sushi consumption around the globe: In addition to interviewing Japanese fishermen, fish traders and high-end sushi chefs upholding a centuries-old tradition, [filmmaker Mark S.
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This August Pure London will bring together some of the most talented designers in ethical fashion.
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