Business Ethics
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How did 'Don't be evil' initially become Google's corporate motto, and what impact did it have on the company's culture?Ah, speaking of "Don't be evil," this can be said to be the most core and legendary part of Google's early culture.
The birth of this slogan was actually quite grassroots.
In a Flat World, What Roles and Responsibilities Do Multinational Corporations Have? Are They Primary Drivers of Globalization or Merely Beneficiaries?
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Hi, that's a really interesting question and it's indeed a key point for understanding Japanese business culture. As someone with some knowledge in this area, let me break it down for you.
Evaluation of Management and Corporate Governance at Buffett's Five Major Japanese Trading Companies
Warren Buffett places particular emphasis on "integrity" and "ability" in management as two core cr...
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Charlie Munger's View on "Corporate Litigation Culture"
Hey, that's an interesting question! I’ve always enjoyed studying the investment philosophies of Munger and Buffett—their insights are incredibl...
Why Does Munger Criticize Corporate Behavior That's "Legal But Unethical"?
Hey there! I'm a big fan of Munger—I’ve read his books and speeches, and I’ve been in the investment world for years.
Charlie Munger's View on "Regulatory Arbitrage"
Hey, that's an interesting question! I often follow Munger's investment wisdom too. As Warren Buffett's right-hand man, he co-manages Berkshire Hathaway...
Charlie Munger's View on the "Spirit of Contract": Trust Trumps the Contract
Hey, you asked about how Charlie Munger views the "spirit of contract" in business relationships.
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