The term 'Alter Ego' refers to a legal doctrine that allows courts to disregard the distinct legal identity of a corporation and hold its shareholders or directors personally liable for corporate actions.
A legal defense in which a senior executive claims ignorance of fraudulent or otherwise unlawful practices within their company. Famously coined during the 2005 trial of Bernie Ebbers, founder of WorldCom.
Comprehensive overview of the various categories of environmental costs and their implications for businesses in ensuring environmental stewardship.
Stakeholders are individuals or groups with an interest in an organization, such as shareholders, employees, suppliers, customers, and members of the community. Stakeholder theory seeks to incorporate the interests of all stakeholders in business activities and decisions.
Exploring the comprehensive systems and guidelines companies use to report their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.
