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Is It Appropriate For Employees to 'Take a Knee' in the Workplace?
Four executives weigh in on how they view the NFL controversy, as applied to their respective companies.
4 Novel Trademark Developments We Saw in 2017
Current events quickly morph into trademarking sprees seeking to capitalize on what's in the news.
5 Lessons From the Great Pepsi Shakeup
Hitching your advertising to a trendy topic has great potential, both for better and worse.
How the Restaurant Industry Is Reacting to the 'Day Without Immigrants' Protest
Businesses big and small are making statements and taking action.
An Open Letter To 'Open Letter' Writers
An open letter can be a great way to air your grievances -- but make sure you do it right.
Transgender Rights? Citizens United? Should Brands Get Political?
Taking a stance is a calculated risk, but one you might have to take if you are to remain relevant.
After Business Backlash, Georgia Governor to Veto Bill Seen as Anti-Gay
Under the bill, faith-based groups could not be forced to hire or retain an employee whose beliefs run counter to the organization's.
French Officials Not Pleased With Shirt-Ripping Air France Protesters
France's Prime Minster said the images of Air France executives with torn clothes are an embarrassment to the country.
Russia Demonstrates Against the West by Burning and Bulldozing Imported Foods
More than 50 tons of fruit and almost 30 tons of cheese were destroyed as the country marked the anniversary of sanctions against Western food products.
Two Uber Execs Reportedly Arrested in Paris
The arrests come just days after heated protests by taxi drivers in the French capital.
Baltimore Unrest Affects Businesses, MLB and NFL Teams
Companies with Baltimore headquarters let employees work from home Tuesday, while the Orioles postponed their second-straight baseball game.
How Social Impact Strategies Just Might Save the World
They may also save your company from a damaging corporate misstep.