Articles
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Apples vs. Oranges
Thu, 08/19/2010Rabbi Tzvi Price, Faculty Member, Business Halacha Institute“Good morning, Gedaliah,” Rafi Feiner said as he squeezed in between Gedaliah and another bachur at the breakfast table. “How’s our chassan doing? Read more
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Unclaimed Items
Wed, 08/18/2010Rabbi Meir Orlian, Faculty Member, Business Halacha InstitutePeople are often left with items that they find and nobody comes to claim. What should be done with these items?
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Here's a Dayan, There's a Dayan
Wed, 08/11/2010Rabbi Meir Orlian, Faculty Member, Business Halacha InstituteZvi Wein opened the official looking letter, clearly sent by an attorney: "If your debt to Mr. Kraus is not paid fully within 30 days," it said, "my client will proceed with legal Read more
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An Open Hand
Thu, 08/05/2010Rabbi Meir Orlian, Faculty Member, Business Halacha InstituteHeshy Rubin finished reviewing his financial summary. "The economic downturn took its toll on us," he thought, "but not nearly as much as it affected others." His job was Read more
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Business Ethics: Keeping Remnants
Sun, 08/01/2010Rabbi Meir Orlian, Faculty Member, Business Halacha InstituteQuestion: If a seamstress sews a custom gown with fabric provided by the bride, or a contractor lays carpet charged to the homeowner, may the seamstress or contractor keep the remnants of Read more
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In the Sand of the Sea
Thu, 07/29/2010Rabbi Meir Orlian, Faculty Member, Business Halacha InstituteCamp Artzienu was coming to an end. After a month of touring and learning in Israel, three days remained before the group of teenage boys Read moreWILL THE REAL MOSHE PLEASE STAND UP
Thu, 07/22/2010Rabbi Tzvi Price, Faculty Member, Business Halacha InstituteOld Mr. Greenbaum, Congregation B’nei Shalom’s elderly gabbai, was busy working the Shabbos morning crowd.
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