Business

Business, the activity of producing and trading goods and services, demands a great deal of moral virtue, and businesspeople are not lowly materialists but moral creators.

Bernie wants us to fear billionaires. Actually, the billionaires work for us — for the great mass of average people. They want to acquire money from us. Unlike the government, they cannot simply come and seize our money.

“We’ve decided to offer a competing platform where no voices will be unfairly targeted.”

American Factory is at its core a damning snapshot of American labor entitlement.

My radio colleague Dennis Prager heads a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization called Prager University. It shares five-minute educational videos from a conservative perspective. There have been over 2 billion views. No sex. No profanity. No chase scenes. But...

Instead of worrying about Google’s influence, we should oppose a real threat: government’s initiation of force, through measures such as carbon taxes or dictating how Google should operate.

If you are a student of business, in any stage of your career, I encourage you learn about rational egoism—if success in business is your goal.

Pursuing self-interest in business is not exploitative, because it can only be based on voluntary trade.

People are most often confused by executives who seem to share attributes of both the inflated and the genuine egoist

It is not Amazon, Google, Apple, Facebook, and others that need to be “cut down to size,” as they cannot coerce us to buy their products and use their services.

For the sake of justice, liberty, and prosperity, people should abandon their anti-commercial prejudices and cease deriding unequal wealth and income.

Profit seeking and capitalism are natural and beneficial and provide the proper moral purpose for business.

What we need is competition in free markets and protection of individual rights.

A dictator cannot stand any form of independence — whether in words or action — and neither can Trump.

Ask Venezuelans whether they would prefer well-stocked supermarkets to empty shelves and the desperate shortages of food under socialism.

A new semester, and a new class of business ethics, has begun. In my class, we initially discuss concrete examples of ethical dilemmas in business before delving into the main moral codes and the values and principles they comprise, to learn how they provide guidance...

Business is a moral endeavor that makes human life immeasurably better.

A business can gain a temporary advantage by appeasing popular views that fly in the face of facts, but…

Ayn Rand argues that we must pursue self-interest—our rational values—because our lives depend on it.

It is the wealth creation by companies that has helped reduce poverty to its lowest levels in history.

Originally founded for the legitimate purpose of improving working conditions and helping negotiate wages, labor unions have substituted that purpose for entrenching the power of their leaders and the entitlements for their senior members.

The Giving Pledge is immoral because it is based on the idea that those who have legitimately created wealth by trading values with others have not earned it and must “give it back.”