News in Brief Amazon Prime Day Strikes and Boycotts: A Reading List We're highlighting stories from our archives on the effectiveness, implications, and origins of corporate boycotts and strikes. Kelley Czajka
Ideas Bank of America, Wayfair, and the New Age of Corporate Activism More than ever before, employees are staging walkouts and boycotts to protest their own companies' business operations. Jared Keller
Social Justice What Is With All the Bad Corporate Tweets? Burger King is depressed, Netflix is horny, and Chase is mocking its customers for being broke. Why? Jack Denton
COP24 Environment Should Corporations That Pollute Have Any Influence at Climate Summits? Corporations with large carbon footprints tend to undermine global efforts to solve the climate crisis, according to climate advocates. Kate Wheeling
Economics Why Female CEOs Are More Likely to Be Fired The pattern holds even when their firm is performing well. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Viewfinder Viewfinder: Protesting Amazon’s New Headquarters in New York City People opposed to Amazon's plan to locate its second North American headquarters in New York City protest at the courthouse in Queens on November 26th, 2018. Pacific Standard Staff
Environment New Landscapes Why the Decline of Newspapers Is Bad for the Environment New research suggests that corporations pollute more when there aren't local papers to hold them accountable. Sophie Yeo
Economics Is Our Focus on Quarterly Earnings Hurting the U.S. Economy? Two prominent business leaders point to the dangers of quarterly earnings guidance. Research suggests they're right to be concerned. Dwyer Gunn
Economics How Corporations Build Social Capital for Profit It's not surprising that corporations have found ways to exploit human kindness for profits. Rick Paulas
Economics How Corporations Benefit From Flexible Work Remote work leads to increased productivity and longer hours. Rick Paulas