A) Precision Tool Corporation sells a product that is capable of seriously injuring consumers who misuse it in a foreseeable way, even the label warns against the misuse. Does the firm have an ethical duty to take this product off the market? What conflicts might arise if the company stops selling this product? B) Carny & Deb, CPA, an accounting firm, performs a variety of tasks for its clients - financial statements and tax returns, financial planning, etc. To accomplish these tasks, C&D collects its clients' personal and financial information. C&D can store the personal and financial information of its clients on any electronic device, including a smartphone, a tablet, a thumb drive, or a copier. When C&D updates its storage media, the information is transferred between devices. Does C&D have an ethical obligation to its clients with respect to this information? If so, what are the ethics in the situation?