1. Read the given scenario below.

Bryan Janz was just arriving back from lunch when his office phone rang. It was his wife, Nina, calling from home. Nina told Bryan that FedEx had just delivered a package addressed to her. The package contained a beautiful clock now sitting over the fireplace. In fact, Nina said, the clock looks absolutely beautiful on our living room fireplace. Thinking the clock was from a family member, Bryan asked who sent the present. She said she did not recognize the namethe clock was from Mr. James McEnroe. Bryan immediately told Nina that she had to repack the clock because it was from a supplier who has been trying to win business from Bryans company. They definitely could not accept the clock. Nina was very upset and responded that the clock was perfect for the room and, besides, the clock came to their home, not to Bryans office. Because of Ninas attachment to the clock, Bryan was unsure about what to do.

1. Answer the following questions:
   • Does this scenario present an ethics dilemma? What sort of issue is this?
   • Does it make a difference that the gift was given to Bryans wife, and not directly to him?
   • Does it make a difference that the gift went directly to his home, and not delivered at the office?
   • How must Bryan resolve the issue with the supplier?
   • How is Bryan to resolve the issue with his wife?
   • Research some of the common Corporate Ethical Issues and then describe ONE significant dilemma for businesses operating in a global marketplace.