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The animated Invincible series wrestles with the ethics of killing for the greater good.

Gavin Kliger, 25, was ‘screaming at people he did not believe were working fast enough’ during April mass layoffs, according to court document

The Hubert Busby saga has dragged on for years without a resolution and no end in sight

World’s richest man calls reporting on alleged hunt for his successor ‘extremely bad breach of ethics’ as electric vehicle manufacturer’s struggles continue

In a rapidly changing global economy, sustainability has evolved from a corporate trend into a fundamental strategy for long-term success. Companies that prioritize environmental responsibility are not only helping to protect the planet - they’re also unlocking new levels of efficiency, innovation and competitive strength. Today, being green isn’t just…

A Philadelphia judge’s role in a cheesesteak shop his wife owns is resulting in allegations from the panel that investigates judicial misconduct in Pennsylvania that his efforts have run afoul of ethical rules for jurists

As a child, I watched reruns of the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon on television. I was drawn to the action and colors and, of course, the catchy tune. This was my early introduction to Spider-Man, as it was for many children who grew up in the 1960s-’80s.

“Our system was never designed for this level of conflict issues,” ethic watchdogs say

Just over 30 years after South Africa’s first democratic elections, public opinion is divided over how to evaluate the post-apartheid, democratic state. Characterisations range from “failed or failing state”, to “mafia state” to the more optimistic “developmental state” committed to addressing historical patterns of injustice through decisive state intervention.