Sometimes there are clear rules that define and circumscribe ethical vs. unethical behavior, particularly where the law defines business relationships and fiduciary duties. Frequently, however, there is no clear "right" or "wrong" answer to many contemporary business ethical issues, just differing points of view reflecting varying approaches to the same factual situations. Here, it is more important to understand and manage different viewpoints than it is to be "right." Remember, we learn from our colleagues and mutual respect of ideas is important to this process. CASE WRITE-UP TikTok, the app that just pulls you in. What is it about TikTok? I have no idea, but I hear it's amazing. Right now Massachusetts has joined a number of states in suing TikTok, I wonder why? So you might want to consider answering the following questions, that is if you want credit for the paper. 1. What theory or theories is the Attorney General of Massachusetts alleging as grounds for bringing the suit? Is it civil or criminal? 2. What remedy or remedies is the Attorney General of Massachusetts seeking? You might want to harness the power of the mighty Google and begin researching the issues. Also, you should get your hands on the complaint, I'll bet it's online somewhere or available, you are in Boston after all, right next to the State House, and State office buildings. Now that you're up to speed on the issue or issues, time to take a stand. 3. What does the Group think? If needed, consider the schools of ethical theory, i.e. consequentialism, deontologicalism, and virtue ethics