Controversies
Branding
4 Branding Lessons From Nike's Colin Kaepernick Ad
The initial outrage cost Nike some customers but sealed its relationship with a much larger, and growing, customer base.
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Facebook
Read the Controversial 2016 Facebook Memo in Which an Exec Argues for 'Growth at Any Cost'
'Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies. Maybe someone dies in a terrorist attack coordinated on our tools. And still we connect people.'
Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs Shouldn't Discuss Political Issues, Right? Not So Fast, Experts Say.
In the wake of instances of tragedy and political controversy, how do you approach articulating your company's stance on big issues?
Travis Kalanick
Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Has Just Revealed His Second Act
The co-founder of the ride-hailing company revealed his new job on Twitter.
Social Media
Everything You Need to Know About Vero, the Social Media Platform Co-Founded by a Billionaire That's Gone Viral
Vero co-founder Ayman Hariri tried to clear the air with Entrepreneur about some of the backlash Vero has received.
Facebook
Why These People and Brands Are Fed Up With Facebook
The social platform is facing scrutiny and backlash for its longstanding reluctance to take responsibility for its actions -- or its failure to take action at all.
Twitter
Twitter's Business May Finally Be Trending in the Right Direction
What you can learn from the struggling social site's turnaround.
Elon Musk
3 Things You Can Learn From Tesla's Rollercoaster Year
Elon Musk's car company has lessons for entrepreneurs about how to approach business during difficult times.
Publicity
The Hotel Owner Who Called Out a Blogger for Asking for a Free Stay Now Wants $6.5 Million From Her
#BloggerGate rages on as hotel owner Paul Stenson continues to drag YouTuber Elle Darby.
Influencers
Irish Hotel Publicly Shames Social Media Influencer for Requesting Free Stay
'Maybe I should tell my staff they will be featured in your video in lieu of receiving payment for work carried out while you're in residence?'
Apology
What You Can Learn From This YouTube Star's Apology Debacle
Logan Paul said he was sorry -- twice -- after he seemingly filmed and posted video of the body of a person who had committed suicide.
