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Laura Smith interviews Rabbi Shmuley, best-selling author and star of the award-winning national TV show, Shalom in the Home, which airs on TLC.

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Being mindfully ethical will not only increase your happiness, but our world's. The famed Aspen Institute brings Karen guest Ezekiel Emanuel (Chair of the Department of Bioethics) to talk about the importance of conscious ethical decision-making.

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Corporate scandals have cost shareholders billions of dollars and ruined careers. Some people once portrayed as corporate role models are now in jail. In this edition of Good Company, business ethics consultants Cathleen and Jay Sullivan explore what’s at stake, why ethics really matter, and what big companies are doing to ensure that thousands of employees all around the globe are playing by th

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Jesse Dylan speaks with Dr. Irvin Misner and Jane Dunst, while later on in the show Mal Warwick stops in for a brief chat.

By Christine Lepisto, Berlin

“100% human design” is the subtitle of the enterprise “sofarsonear.” What we find really interesting about this company is the approach: it is almost like the thesis project of someone defending the proposal that you can remain committed to ethical principles and still succeed as a business. In fact, if you look around, you can find the name of one of the partners, Francesca Gasparotti, on papers with titles like “Fair Biz: Reality or Utopia?” (Italian only) or in association with the program for the executive masters degree in ethical management. As it happens, the commitment to local craftspeople and the Fair Trade principles of protection for the environment logically generate items of natural materials. The deliberate intention to design for manufacture in the craft tradition results in products which are an exceptional expression of the simple joy of life, possibly due to their very human scale.