This report examines business ethical practices, focusing on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethical theories. It begins by assessing both the narrow and broad views of CSR, highlighting their differences and implications for modern organizations. The report then delves into how ethical theories, including egoism, deontology, utilitarianism, virtue ethics, and care ethics, can inform ethical decision-making within businesses. The analysis emphasizes the importance of CSR in building a strong reputation and fostering sustainability, concluding that the broad view of CSR is more critical in today's business environment. The report provides examples of companies that embrace different CSR approaches and offers insights into how ethical theories can guide management in making sound and responsible decisions, ultimately impacting organizational operations and employee well-being. The report underscores the significance of ethics in maintaining a company's reputation and achieving long-term profitability.