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Joe Holt

Associate Teaching Professor
Mendoza College of Business

261 Mendoza College of Business
574-631-2715
jholt@nd.edu

Business ethics

ND In the News

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Why good businesspeople do bad things

Index-Journal

Don't put yourself in a position to be doxed

The Washington Post

People are destroying their Nike gear to protest the Colin Kaepernick ‘Just Do It’ campaign

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Detroit Free Press

How much should we know about a CEO's health?

Chicago Tribune

Alex Jones is a loathsome windbag — let him speak

The Hill

Jerry Jones should listen to his players and allow free speech

Chicago Tribune

Perhaps Trump should read 'The Art of the Deal'

The Hill

Attacking Harley Davidson not the solution for making America great

Fortune

I’m a Biblical Scholar. It’s Clear That Jeff Sessions Needs a Bible Lesson

The Hill

Trump must master the art of negotiation with North Korea

Fox News

Suicides of Anthony Bourdain, Kate Spade – and my brother – can teach us important life lessons

Chicago Tribune

With friends like Trump, who needs enemies?

Fox News

TBS should tell Samantha Bee to buzz off and fire her

Fast Company

Rex Tillerson’s failures should send corporate leaders soul searching

CNN

ABC gets it, but Roseanne Barr and Donald Trump do not

CNBC

Here's the real winner in the Trump Comey ‘war of words’

CNBC

Here's what's missing from the gun control debate

Associated Press

Can Facebook Restore Public Trust After Privacy Scandal?

Chicago Tribune

I’m in an abusive relationship with Facebook, and it’s becoming too much

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Trump must overcome his worst instincts to succeed with Kim Jong Un

The Washington Post

Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO says company will stop selling assault-style rifles, set under-21 ban for other guns

USA Today

Could Dick's Sporting Goods ban on assault-style rifles change sales?

Fortune

Commentary: Politicians Are Praying for the Florida Shooting Victims. But Faith Without Works Is Dead.

Associated Press

Ford ousts top exec over 'inappropriate behavior'

CNBC

‘Doxxing’ someone, even if he’s a Nazi sympathizer, poses a serious ethical dilemma

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