Before you answer, consider the case of Dick's Sporting Goods, whose CEO, Edward W. Stack, said in February 2018 that his company would stop selling assault-type rifles. This decision was announced two weeks after a gunman in Parkland, Fla., had killed 17 people, most of them teenagers, with an AR-15 that was legally purchased (although not from Dick's). In April of that year, he announced that they would destroy their inventory of those weapons, and in October 2019 he told the New York Times that $5 million worth of them had been destroyed. Research this case and discuss whether these ethics-based decisions were made simply to generate good publicity, were sound business actions, or both