Exam 9: Ethics and Competition

What changes did Leegin want to make in selling its Brighton product lines?

How many CEOs did Boeing lose to ethical lapses?

Powdr Corporation lost its lease of the Park City slopes.

What project were Boeing and Lockheed Martin competing for?

Brad Reed is a real estate broker who charges commissions of 3.5%. Most of the brokers in his area charge 4.5%. One of those brokers approaches Brad and offers, "Look, if you will just charge 4.5% like the rest of us, we will make up any drop in business that you see after the increase." Which of the following statements is correct?

Hilton hired only two former Starwood employees.

In the Trinity guardrail litigation, who was awarded the damages from the False Claims Act?

Which of the following songs is no longer copyrighted?

Powdr Corporation lost its lease for the actual ski slopes in Park City because of its failure to give notice of renewal, but had negotiating power with the landlord because:

What did the Wall Street Journal recommend Louis Vuitton do about the use of its products and name in films such as The Hangover ?

How much did Boeing pay to settle the criminal investigation into the use of the documents and other issues?

The NCAA won the right to use college athletes' images in ads.

The use of secret rooms for sales transactions by knock-off goods sellers:

A whistleblower at Trinity notified the federal government of the company's design change in the guard rails.

Why was it important for ASCAP to confront the children's summer camps on the use of members' songs without license arrangements?

How many Lockheed Martin documents did Boeing have?

Confidentiality agreements are different from covenants not to compete.

How did the problems between Hilton and Starwood employee recruitment and use of records come to light?

What was the outcome of the Mattel/MGA litigation?

Boeing was banned from being considered for federal contracts as a result of its use of Lockheed documents.