Department of Business Ethics and Legal Studies
May 22, 2015
Does your boss even appreciate how much time you’re spending in meetings every week? Probably not. Even though it might be easy to count the hours by looking at your Outlook or G ...
February 19, 2015
An unusual lawsuit in Utah is raising eyebrows among some legal and financial experts: A woman is suing herself in a wrongful death case. Earlier this week, the Utah Court of Appea ...
January 11, 2015
Column by Bruce DeBoskey In the United States, nearly $1 trillion is committed to philanthropy — sitting in foundations, donor-advised funds and elsewhere. Donors have transferr ...
January 8, 2015
Software that monitors employees who work at home. Electronic gear that tracks everywhere they go and how they drive while on the job. Technology that records their fitness and ...
September 29, 2014
From ethics to etiquette, fashions to values, cultural norms vary vastly from place to place – and companies that ignore the differences do so at their own peril. But what if a c ...
January 16, 2014
The smell of hot coffee and fresh-cut business cards greeted CCIM Live! attendees as they made their way into the Denver Sheraton’s South Convention Lobby on the first morning of ...
November 19, 2013
As 2013 draws to a close and pundits of all persuasions debate trends for 2014, five professors with the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver say small business, ...
July 16, 2013
How can a company that manufactured the deadly chemical Agent Orange and is linked to a tainted former nuclear weapons production site now be a leader in corporate responsibility? ...
December 21, 2012
Daniels College of Business Professor Buie Seawell, Ph.D. provides insight into the issues of money, media, and mudslinging in elections past and present as part of the “Lase ...
December 21, 2012
Daniels College of Business Professor Buie Seawell, Ph.D. compares the 2012 and 1912 presidential elections as part of the “Laser Focus: Burning Issues of the 2012 Campaign&# ...