…CEO defendant Jones, were directly involved in and oversaw these efforts. Efforts placing the company and its shareholders at extreme risk of legal, reputational and financial harm.” In the end,…
…that brand. Talented faculty are drawn to research universities—after all, that’s where they trained and where most of their peers are. And donors are drawn to the reputational associations of…
…instead. Moreover, hypothetical ‘reputational harms’ from price hikes do not serve as real restraints on corporations with lots of market power, and Kroger knows it.” “Meanwhile, the Albertsons CEO who…
…be decided after the 2024 election. The biggest revelation here is the character John Roberts plays as an affable centrist steward of the court’s reputational interests. The centrist position created largely in…
…most accomplished research-active faculty are excused from teaching undergrad courses. It’s all about branding. Research is a cost center for universities. But the reputational value of being a research university…
…did return and have enjoyed more support than they likely would have found by staying in the US. America can’t afford to lose their talent and the reputational damage Trump…
Via Lindsay Beyerstein on Twitter, The Onion should now go out of business: AIG knows a thing or two about bad publicity. Now, a subsidiary of the bailed-out insurer is…
Busy day on several fronts, but these should be discussed and I’ve already posted one rant this week, so a riff on the second piece would be overkill. Sort of…
No wonder Brad DeLong has had no luck persuading Christopher Edley to get rid of the malfeasant John Yoo. As Bob Somersby observes: Christopher Edley thinks he’s one of your…
Michael Swanwick explains how a monopoly can destroy itself: Nowadays, times are much easier but a lot scammier. Last week I had to buy a new palmbook/laptop. Which, I discovered…