How should companies respond to Black Lives Matter?
An expert panel discusses challenges and strategies for corporate responses to racial injustice.
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Is a fair price the same price for all?
Companies that want to do good might consider personalized pricing.
Fake product news, posing as journalism, draws in unsuspecting consumers
Faux journalism can change people’s beliefs about a product and affect their spending decisions.
Chick-fil-A and the rise of activist capitalism
Social media has changed the calculus of exit versus voice.
In corporate responses to Black Lives Matter, commitment speaks volumes
In the midst of a social movement, it takes more than words to win public opinion.
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