Tech CEOs are prioritizing business relationships with Trump over moral convictions, marking a shift in Silicon Valley's approach to politics.
Cadbury's snack right' slogan is hard to swallow when the company is a sponsor of war | Catherine Bennett
Cadbury, celebrating its bicentenary, grapples with its ownership by Mondelez International, which faces scrutiny over its operations in conflict zones.
Richard Bean's Reykjavik Hampstead Theatre
Richard Bean's 'Reykjavik' explores the emotional turmoil following a fishing tragedy, highlighting themes of loss, guilt, and the disconnect in corporate responsibilities.
How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Weak Patent Management | Entrepreneur
Google's $1.67 billion settlement highlights the necessity for effective patent management in preventing costly disputes.
Fujitsu faces financial challenges, with doubts over its commitment to righting Post Office wrongs | Computer Weekly
Fujitsu prioritizes shareholder interests over the plight of subpostmasters affected by the Horizon scandal.
No clear financial commitment from Fujitsu towards compensating subpostmasters despite significant losses.
Internet surveillance firm Sandvine says it's leaving 56 "non-democratic" countries | TechCrunch
Sandvine is transitioning to focus solely on democracies by exiting operations in 56 authoritarian countries, responding to scrutiny of its past practices.
20 Things Gen X'ers And Boomers Popularized That People Predict Will Disappear
Timeshare sales practices are often misleading, resulting in financial losses for owners. Third-party exit options can lead to further scams.
The cement company that paid millions to IS: was Lafarge complicit in crimes against humanity?
Lafarge's Syrian subsidiary engaged in a secret partnership with ISIS, paying them for protection to keep operations running during the civil war.
Jamie Dimon is still committed to DEI but says he's not woke
Executives reaffirm commitment to DEI programs despite rising conservative opposition, citing business benefits and moral imperatives.
Microsoft's dual approach markets AI to both fight climate change and support fossil fuel companies.
Microsoft Secretly Selling AI to Fossil Fuel Companies While Bragging About Environmental Progress
Microsoft's AI services for fossil fuel companies contradict its sustainability image, raising questions about corporate ethics and environmental impact.
Microsoft's Hypocrisy on AI
Microsoft's dual approach markets AI to both fight climate change and support fossil fuel companies.
Microsoft Secretly Selling AI to Fossil Fuel Companies While Bragging About Environmental Progress
Microsoft's AI services for fossil fuel companies contradict its sustainability image, raising questions about corporate ethics and environmental impact.
Save the Children pulls out of Science Museum event over sponsor concerns
Save the Children withdrew from a Science Museum event due to pressure over controversial sponsorships, reflecting ethical concerns among supporters.
Sam Altman
Sam Altman's trajectory at OpenAI has faced challenges, including scrutiny over conflicts of interest and safety policies despite substantial advancements in AI technology.
Bargain-hunting boss saw his bonus go up in a puff of smoke
Opulence in workplace breeds dishonesty among employees, undermining ethical conduct despite generous compensation.
Apple's New iPad Ad Sparks Loud, Immediate Backlash
Big tech's disregard for resources and impact on social media backlash.
From Walmart to Whole Foods, US prisoners are part of a hidden workforce linked to hundreds of popular food brands
Prison labor is used in the supply chains of major food companies and brands in the US.
Prisoners who refuse to work can face punishments such as solitary confinement or jeopardize their chances of parole.