A Scandal Taints Brazil’s Meat Industry
March 22, 2017
As a far-reaching inspection scandals threatens to butcher the reputation of Brazil’s meat market, a systematic response is vital, Michael Gordon tells the Associated Press.
Brazil meat exports collapse in wake of inspection scandal
Questions over Uber’s Game of ‘I Spy’
March 3, 2017
Revelations that Uber used a secret tool to dodge law enforcement land the ride-sharing company in the hot seat, again. Michael Gordon shares his assessment with the Guardian:
Greyball: how Uber used secret software to dodge the law
Bad behavior at Uber
March 2, 2017
An influx of troubling events at Uber reflect deep cultural problems that stem from the top. Michael Gordon weighs in with the Los Angeles Times:
Uber CEO pledges to ‘grow up’ after video shows him lashing out at a driver
A crisis leaves the Academy speechless
March 1, 2017
Slow to respond to the Best Picture mix-up, the Academy’s performance was less than Oscar-worthy. Jeremy Robinson-Leon gives his review in Variety:
Oscars Best Picture Gaffe and Slow Response Eclipse Diversity Gains
Presenting an Oscars nightmare
February 27, 2017
Facing fallout from an embarrassing Best Picture mix-up, PwC gets low ratings for its Oscars performance. Jeremy Robinson-Leon offers his take with the Los Angeles Times:
A celebrity photo, the wrong envelope: the missteps before the Oscars mistake
Accounting for an awards show error
February 27, 2017
Last night’s Best Picture blunder was an Oscars nightmare. Jeremy Robinson-Leon takes account of PwC’s error with the Associated Press:
Oscars mistake puts consulting firm’s reputation in jeopardy