According to one of its own brochures, "Business 2.0 is the essential tool for navigating today's relentlessly changing marketplace, particularly as it's driven by the Internet and other technologies." In both print and electronic versions, Business 2.0 does cover an incredible amount of ground, including day-to-day and month-to-month information and offering extensive subject lists of its...

ELDIS, the Electronic Development and Environment Information System, (described in the October 9, 1997 Scout Report for Business & Economics) provides this "selection of useful materials" on ethical business and fair trading issues. Sections of the site include Social standards, Environmental standards, Anti-corruption, and The corporate response -- a list of resources on marketing responses to...

The Institute for Business and Professional Ethics is based in DePaul University. It aims to "foster ethical behavior" by "teaching and training individuals to think before they act." The site contains the latest issue of the Online Journal of Ethics and also an archive of past issues. Visitors to the site can also find a calendar of forthcoming ethics conferences, academic job announcements,...

Timothy C. Weiskel, director of the Harvard Seminar on Environmental Values at the Harvard Divinity School, has provided a massive bibliographic resource for "the facilitat[ion of] interdisciplinary research and public discussion of the ethical issues embedded in the full range of the environmental concerns of our day." The core of the site is a set of twenty-nine bibliographies originally...