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JustFab: Silicon Valley Sees a Unicorn, Customers See a Trojan Horse
The company's founders have a history of being associated with dubious practices.
Volkswagen to Fire Employees Responsible for Emissions Scandal
Sources say people responsible for rigging the U.S. emissions tests will be fired starting Friday.
When the CEO Goes Bad, the Whole Company Needs a Fresh Look
Cutting off the head does nothing to fix what is likely cultural rot throughout an entire organization.
Report: Volkswagen CEO Ousted Over Emissions Scandal
The automaker has lost more than a third of its market value in just two days amid the emissions scandal fallout.
Subway Reveals It Did Not Act on a Serious Complaint About Jared Fogle in 2011
The complaint was from a former journalist who also took her concerns to the FBI.
From Subway's Jared to Bill Cosby: How Do You Make Hiring a Spokesperson Worth the Risk?
In an era when scandals spread like wildfire, company spokespeople can go from the face of your company to a major liability.
Toshiba CEO Quits Over Accounting Scandal
An independent inquiry found the CEO had been aware the company had inflated its profits by $1.2 billion over a period of several years.
When Does Internet Outrage Become Outrageous?
Welcome to the age of outrage, where backlash is swift and intent has little meaning.
We Are All Shocked! -- Shocked! -- By the Tom Brady Cheating Scandal
Petty theft, white lies and cut corners are everywhere you look.
Here We Go Again: Comcast Changes Another Customer's Name to Something Super Offensive.
If you don't offend enough the first time, try, try again.
How Sony Employees Reacted Immediately After the Hack
Employees relied on phones and note pads to reach one another, and paychecks had to be cut manually using an old machine.
North Korea Had Help With Sony Hack, Investigators Say
An official close to the ongoing investigation says that some aspects of the hack were beyond North Korea's abilities.
American Apparel Officially Fires Founder Dov Charney, Hires Its First Female CEO
Six months after suspending him for alleged sexual misconduct, American Apparel pulls the trigger and cuts ties with its controversial founder.
5 Crisis Management Tips Olivia Pope Would Endorse
It's always a rude surprise when the walls of a reputation come tumbling down, but also a chance to rebuild.
Why McDonald's Is Only Selling Small Servings of Fries in Japan
At McDonald's restaurants in Japan, medium and large fries have been taken off the menu.