~ November 19, 2020 ~
Spotlight
BUSINESS ETHICS
ProMarket: Jan Pieter Krahnen, Katja Langenbucher, Christian Leuz, Loriana Pelizzon

Capital markets, trust, and oversight: Why did this fraud go undetected for so long, and what policy lessons can be learned for the future? (also see How to Deter Corporate Crime Like We Mean It)
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Can employers require vaccination? How would that work, exactly? (also see How to Spot Good Results from Covid-19 Vaccine Trials and Why We Should Pay People to Take The COVID-19 Vaccine)
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"There's no green in their body except for the dollar." What difference does that make? (also see With GOP Support, Arizona Mandates Cleaner Energy)
PARTNER ANNOUNCEMENT
from Emory University's Goizueta Business School

America is facing a moment of reckoning for racial justice not seen since the 1960s. In response, corporations are seeking meaningful ways to make sustainable change, and business students are asking what they can do to help create a more equitable society. 

The John R. Lewis Racial Justice Case Competition is a virtual student-run competition with over $40,000 in prizes, connecting business students and corporations to ask:

How can corporations best use their resources to address issues of racial injustice?

Preliminary applications will be reviewed until Friday, November 30 at 11:59pm EST. For more details on the case, eligibility, and prizes, visit the competition website.

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INNOVATION
TechCrunch: Jonathan Shieber, Ingrid Lunden

Will everything be Amazon soon? And should we be worried? (also see How Amazon Became a Pandemic Giant -- and Why That Could be a Threat to Us All)
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FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
Wired UK: Rebecca Henderson

"We must find a better way forward -- or we risk losing the whole game." Can coordinated action solve the Prisoner's Dilemma that capitalism has become? (also see The Secret Club for Billionaires Who Care About Climate Change)
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INNOVATION
strategy+business: Daniel Gross

What tools, ideas, and strategies will we need to build a better future?
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