Controversies: Page 5
Uber Says It Will No Longer Use Tech to Target Law Enforcement
It had a 'playbook' to thwart sting operations, according to The New York Times.
3 Lessons Every CEO Can Learn From Travis Kalanick's Emotional Meeting With Uber's Female Engineers
One of the engineers took the CEO to task about the harmful culture of Uber and its peers.
Under Armour CEO Comes Out Against Trump Travel Ban. Read His Full Text Explanation.
After a week of controversy, the CEO says the words that sparked a boycott did not reflect his intent.
Disney, Google Cut Ties With YouTube Star PewDiePie for Posting Anti-Semitic Content
YouTube's most popular creator will no longer work with Maker Studios or stream the second season of his reality show on YouTube Red.
Netflix Show About Nasty Gal Founder to Premiere This Spring
'With a show being made about your life, I think the smartest thing is to kind of stay out of the way,' Sophia Amoruso said.
10 Memorable Quotes From the 'Worlds Greatest Showman' P.T. Barnum
He co-created the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, which is closing its doors after 146 years.
McDonald's to Donate Meals to the Homeless in Vatican City
It seems that the controversial McDonald's location is trying to get on its new neighbor's good side.
McDonald's Opens Near the Vatican
The Church leadership isn't exactly a fan of the new Golden Arches location.
Speak Your Mind, But Know Your Facts
Consider counterbalancing your freedom of speech with your right to remain silent. Both are precious.
Sumner Redstone's Battle Is a Lesson In How Not to Lead
Redstone's battle with his Viacom team and board shows why founders or CEOs have to learn to bow out gracefully.
JetBlue Defends Decision to Ask Passenger to Replace Booty Shorts Before Boarding Flight. Will the Incident Affect Its Brand?
The airline stands by its old-fashioned stance on attire, but experts say it doesn't have to. Here's why.
Facebook Changes Policies on 'Trending Topics' After Criticism
The world's largest social network said in a blogpost that it was introducing several changes, including elimination of a top-10 list of approved websites, more training and clearer guidelines to help human editors avoid ideological or political bias.
Rahul Yadav Admits To His Startup Falling Apart, May Not Get Second-Time Lucky
The former co-founder of Housing.com took to Facebook asking people what to do with his new venture which is apparently 'not working'.
Seeing a Brand 'Probortunity,' Tinder Awards Scholarship to Sorority Girl Penalized for Using the Viral Dating App
'When we found out what Shannon was going through, we wanted to help and turn the experience into a positive one,' co-founder and CEO Sean Rad tells Entrepreneur.
Snapchat Exercises Poor Judgment With 4/20 Bob Marley Blackface Filter
After sparking outrage with a truly stupid feature on National Weed Day, the media-sharing service hasn't gotten around to snapping an apology.