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General Electric: Executives in suits walk on water, without special financial privileges

GE making waves by removing executive perks

Usually, when a brand’s top executives are in the news related to executive perks, the average reader will not be inclined to be happy about the direction of that story. This is not the case with General Electric, howeve

Bowe Bergdahl in army uniform, facing consequences for desertion

Bergdahl expected to offer “guilty” plea

Recently, the Associated Press announced that Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl plans to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. This may seem like the right move for Bergdahl, who may well be the most universa

A community meeting discussing a seal controversy in a New York village by the sea

NY Village Responds to Seal Controversy

Sometimes, all it takes to create a PR crisis is time. Things change, people forget, and the world moves on. Then, a new generation sees something, perhaps for the first time, and finds a message entirely different than

A large group of diverse zombie extras on set, walking together through a city

The Walking Dead at 100

The Walking Dead started as a long-running comic book. More grisly and darker than the capes and tights crowd, but fans still loved it. As more issues came out, more and more people jumped on the bandwagon, turning The W

Cassidy and Kimmel debate healthcare policy on a television show, highlighting their disagreements

Cassidy and Kimmel Spare Over Health Care

It’s not often senators and comedians go head to head in public debates, but things are changing. After late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel delivered a stinging rant about the Republican-designed health care bill, Senator Bi

Children's toys, games, and playthings on a store shelf at Toys R Us

Toys R Us Files Bankruptcy in Bid to Survive

Toys R Us has a load of debt. Serious debt. The kind of debt that forces you to make $400 million in interest payments alone every year. And that has the toy company seeking bankruptcy protection. The debt stems from th

NASA engineer examining spacecraft model, planning future deep space missions

NASA After Cassini, What Happens Next?

For nearly two decades, NASA scientists have been sharing the wonders of Cassini. The $3.26 billion space mission was launched in October 1997 with a mission to explore Saturn. That mission, according to the scientists m

Motel 6 sign against a dark sky, illuminated, showcasing the brand identity

Motel 6 Facing Barrage of Criticism Over Response

Motel 6 isn’t often in the national spotlight. The discount motel chain offers inexpensive rooms to travelers who are looking for a comfortable stay with few thrills. Now, though, Motel 6 is in the news for entirely dif

Anxious football fan with a paper bag over their head at a stadium

Hey, Patriot Fans? Too Soon to Worry?

The NFL season began with a few big stories. Ezekiel Elliott will still serve his suspension; the season opener of the Bucs and Dolphins was moved to November as hurricane Irma bore down on Miami. Then there was the unwr

A gavel and pill bottle symbolize the legal accountability for the opioid crisis

Big Pharma on the Hook to Solve “Opioid Epidemic”

One of the most universally reviled Super Bowl commercials in recent years is not one that’s typically discussed. Sure, most of us spent too much time trying to get Puppy-Monkey-Baby out of our heads, but that’s not the

A person holding a vinyl record, illustrating the resurgence of music formats

With Sony Investment, Vinyl is Officially “Back”

With the advent of digital music, many in the biz scoffed. Those iPod things were just a fad, another Steve Jobs gimmick that would fizzle out. They, as we all know, turned out to be very, very wrong. But now music has