Duolingo drama underscores the new corporate balancing act on AI hype
Wall Street loves when companies boast about using AI. But customers hate it.
Corporate Governance Competition Pushes Boards Toward Irrelevance
Opinion: University of Delaware’s Lawrence Cunningham warns that a fight brewing between Delaware, Texas, and Nevada to be more friendly toward corporations is putting the efficacy of boards at risk.
Stephen Colbert Brutally Trolls Corporate Bosses Amid Reports Of Trump Deal
The “Late Show” host reacted to reports that Paramount was ready to pay big money to the president to settle a “frivolous” lawsuit.
Nervous Corporate Sponsors Retreat from New York Pride
About 25 percent of corporate donors to New York Pride have canceled or scaled back their support, citing economic uncertainty and fear of retribution from the Trump administration.
The Top 5 Most Active Corporate VCs in Pharma
BioSpace examines the busiest corporate venture capital arms in the pharmaceutical industry. Novo Holdings, which made headlines last year with its $16.5 billion Catalent buy, topped the list.
Corporate Japan warns of $28bn blow from US tariffs
Top 100 companies either estimate a big hit to profits or say extreme uncertainty hinders efforts to predict impact
Why It Could Get Harder To Ditch The Corporate Grind
Plus, a look at the hired-hand billionaires, Gen Z’s skills go underutilized and Black Women see the largest unemployment gain in April in this week’s Careers newsletter.
J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge 2025: What to know about the race, parking, shuttles
The 2025 race is set to take place on Thursday, May 22, at 7:15 p.m. at Innovative Field. The event is held rain or shine. From 5 to 9 p.m.
European first-quarter corporate profits seen rising 2.3%, up from last week’s estimate
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Corporate America rebrands DEI but largely retains core programs
Walmart and other major U.S. firms tone down diversity language amid political scrutiny, but key initiatives remain. New terms like “belonging” rep