This (B) case updates students on the post conviction situation of Martha Stewart and MSO. After the verdict, MSO stock prices plunged 23 percent. Were these financial problems just bumps in the road for MSO? Would Stewart make a comeback? She had created a good brand and product line should her...

Can you really change your behavior at work? What if you believe your approach has served you well in the past and helped you succeed to where you are today? This series of cases features Nicholas Gray, a Norfolk Southern Railroad (NS) executive and his experiences in implementing change from a...

This exercise is designed to help students identify patterns of trust within their network of work and/or personal relationships. The exercise examines three types of trust (coomunication-based, contractual-based, and competence-based), and is intended to help students gain insight into their...

Class-action discrimination lawsuits impact organizations both in cost and in reputation. Despite the frequency - and, in many cases, notoriety - of these suits, researchers have not explicitly or systematically examined firm response strategies for managing this type of crisis. Using a...