Ethics

This technical note begins with a resolution of “Google and Internet Security” case (UV1354) (broken office response to it, Charlie is retiring), and then discusses issues of privacy case addresses. Although the “private life” is a difficult concept to define, scholars and journalists continue to struggle with this definition, as well as to “private life.” […]

This case asks the participants to put themselves in the position of officer in charge of selecting the design evaluation to assess the impact of social programs. The goal is to illustrate the trade-offs that are made in the real world while trying to balance the desire for a rigorous and reliable assessment of design […]

Trainee completed his summer internship in Brussels and Bradshaw (B & B), an investment bank in Toronto, Ontario. It is worth it considering the submission of the final, where she will be told whether she was offered full-time after graduation. After a grueling summer, during which time she received little training, no formal mentoring and […]

by Nitin Nohria, Matthew D. Breitfelder, Daisy Wademan Dowling Source: Harvard Business School 5 pages. Publication Date: August 23, 2009. Prod. #: 410029-PDF-ENG

When Yves Saint Laurent died in June 2008, his estate passed to his business partner, Pierre Berg. Berg has decided to auction off several items from the estate of Laurent international auction house Christie, including two antique bronze from China. The general feeling in China was that these artifacts were looted and should be repatriated, […]