This report provides an in-depth analysis of corporate scandals, focusing on the cases of Facebook and Alphabet. It explores the impact of these scandals on stakeholders, including users, employees, and the government. The report delves into the importance of business ethics, examining ethical theories such as virtue theory and stakeholder theory, and their application to real-world scenarios. It highlights the significance of corporate social responsibility, discussing how companies can improve their market reputation through initiatives in education, science, and technology. The Cambridge Analytica scandal and issues related to sexual harassment are discussed, demonstrating the consequences of unethical practices and the need for companies to prioritize ethical conduct and transparency. The report concludes with a discussion on approaches to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, emphasizing the need for businesses to integrate ethical considerations into their operations and decision-making processes.
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