Controversies: Page 8
Toshiba CEO Quits Over Accounting Scandal
An independent inquiry found the CEO had been aware the company had inflated its profits by $1.2 billion over a period of several years.
Toshiba CEO to Step Down in September in Accounting Scandal
Sources say Hisao Tanaka and other board members will exit the Japanese tech company.
Why It's OK to Sell Merchandise With the Confederate Battle Flag
As long as people have a right to freedom of speech, businesses are free to sell whatever is still legal.
T-Mobile's Latest Attack on Verizon Is a Masterful Marketing Maneuver
T-Mobile has co-opted an existing Verizon ad campaign and is offering Verizon customers a free two-week trial in hopes of luring them away from the provider.
Abercrombie & Fitch to Ditch Sleazy Hot Clerk Policy and Trademark Sexy Abs
You don't have to be, like, totally hot to work at the preppy retailer anymore. Here's why Abercrombie is going G-rated.
3 Tactics for Getting Customers to Notice Your Online Business
Drawing attention to your website is like getting one star noticed in the night sky. You need a strategy to go super nova.
Starbucks Baristas Will No Longer Be Writing 'Race Together' on Cups
However, the coffee giant says its initiative to start discussions about race is far from over.
Yelp Shares are Tanking and a Kickstarter Project Could Be the Reason
A new documentary apparently shows alleged abuses by the customer review service.
Uber Pledges to Enlist a Million Female Drivers by 2020
The ride-hailing app is under the microscope due to a handful of driver assaults on passengers in some cities.
A Startup Has Solved Fracking's Dirty Problem
Boston's Oasys Water is pioneering a revolution in the wastewater treatment industry that could turn it on its head.
Uber's Nightmare Scenario
A look at how everything could go wrong for the world's hottest new company.
Lululemon Founder Chip Wilson: 'Now Is the Right Time to Step Away'
The controversial leader resigned from the company's board today, after having stepped down as chairman in 2013.
Uber Will Improve Privacy, Data Security Following Report
The ride service said it will provide training for employees, making policies easier for customers to understand, and tightening access controls.
Mexican Mobster Becomes Business Mentor at LA Event
Sometimes the truth really is stranger than fiction.
Grinchy Hackers Spoil Christmas for Xbox and PlayStation Gamers Everywhere
How the Lizard Squad stole Christmas from millions of gaming fans.