Uber’s external review is a step in the right direction, but how it acts on the conclusions will be the true test for the company, Jeremy Robinson-Leon tells MarketWatch:
Uber harassment scandal will hurt, but not in same way as #DeleteUber campaign
Sexual harassment claims plunge Uber into a new crisis. To recover, it must first tackle the root of the problem. Jeremy Robinson-Leon shares his view with the Los Angeles Times:
Uber sexual harassment allegations are a warning for the tech industry and its ‘rock star’ culture
As political polarization grows, partisanship spreads to corporate America. Michael Gordon discusses what this means for brands today with the Los Angeles Times:
Facing Trump’s immigration ban, corporations can’t risk keeping silent
Is APA Group digging itself into a deeper hole with a statement defending its CEO’s controversial writings? Lana Gersten shares her take in The Wall Street Journal:
Crisis of the Week: CEO’s Writings Put APA Group in Hot Seat
Can Samsung defuse the destruction to its brand as its Galaxy Note 7 phones continue to explode? Jeremy Robinson-Leon weighs in with USA Today.
Samsung, CPSC: Turn off your Galaxy Note 7 now
The pursuit of user data can make a company or break it if they fail to maintain users’ trust, as Yahoo has seen recently. Michael Gordon weighs in with USA Today on the backlash against Yahoo and the need for companies to balance data collection with users’ privacy.
Yahoo case brings back the Edward Snowden effect
