This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Samsung bribery case, examining various aspects of business ethics. It begins with an introduction to business ethics, defining its importance in organizational operations and the need for ethical conduct. The report then delves into the specific case of Samsung's bribery charges, discussing the ethical implications of such actions and their impact on the company's stakeholders. The report further investigates concepts such as sustainability and corporate social responsibility, evaluating their approaches and relevance. It also explores business ethical theories, including normative and descriptive ethics, and their application in the context of the Samsung case. Additionally, the report analyzes stakeholder perspectives on business behavior, emphasizing the importance of ethical decision-making at both academic and managerial levels. The conclusion summarizes the key findings and reinforces the significance of ethical practices in the business world.