COMPANY CODES ARE NOT UNCOMMON

Article Abstract:

A SURVEY CONDUCTED BY THE OPINION RESEARCH CORP. OF PRINCETON, N.J. FOUND THAT APPROXIMATELY THREE QUARTERS OF UNITED STATES CORPORATIONS HAVE WRITTEN CODES OF ETHICS BUT ONLY IN ONE-THIRD OF THE CASES ARE THEY DISTRIBUTED TO ALL EMPLOYEES. THE FINDINGS OF THE SURVEY ARE DISCUSSED.

Business ethics

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Putting a price tag on your company

Article Abstract:

Owners of privately held companies must often assess the value of their firms for reasons that include taxation, insurance, and dividing ownership. Owners find that the value of their firms can vary depending on the reason for the assessment.

Business enterprises, Valuation

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How one company sustained its lift

Article Abstract:

The recession in the early 1990s caused Cameron Balloons of Ann Arbor, MI, to reevaluate its needs and become more streamlined. The company laid off eight of 30 employees and returned to its main product. Sales in 1994 were $2.5 million.

Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, Hot Air Sports Balloons, Equipment and supplies, Column, Hot air balloons, Cameron Balloons U.S.

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