Thirteen days after a public warning about formaldehyde-laden flooring, the agency says more people could be in jeopardy. And how is Lumber Liquidators managing its end of the crisis?
Tim Cook vowed to protect iPhone owners and uphold the tech group’s integrity by declining to help the bureau hack a phone used in a recent terrorist attack. Social media users are divided.
The ride-booking service will change its phrasing after claims that it deceived customers regarding its safety procedures and fees.
The Carolina Panthers quarterback fumbled on the field and in his post-game interview with reporters. Here’s what you can learn from his mistakes.
Days after the CDC ended its investigation of the burrito chain, brand execs want consumers to know it’s back on track. On Periscope, staffers shared highlights from its companywide meeting.
After cost cuts, the struggling company says it will focus on attracting new users by focusing on mobile growth, native advertising and social media. Will it be enough?
Nearly 70 percent of Michiganders disapprove of Gov. Rick Snyder’s handling of the water crisis in Flint. He pledged transparency but won’t reveal who is paying the two PR firms he’s just hired.
In his dealings with journalists and in other public settings, Matthias Müller seems to be emulating Tony Hayward’s tone-deaf blunders.
Fake tweets include sexual and racial imagery, as well as directives to staff canceling ‘casual Friday.’ Experts say many organizations are unprepared for such online onslaughts.
The lead-laden water that has poisoned city residents dominated Gov. Snyder’s State of the State address Tuesday, but it’s been a busy 24 hours. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happened.
The PR maelstrom includes accusations at all levels of government—including the EPA. On the eve of his State of the State Address, Gov. Rick Snyder says he’ll stay on and fix things.
Health officials are probing five new cases of the stomach bug, which have been linked to the restaurant chain. The chain’s PR pros are also dealing with a lawsuit on behalf of a sickened teen.
Martin Shkreli’s ‘perp walk’ prompted disgust-filled rants for the man who had raised the price of a prescription drug 5,000 percent. #Karma was one of the hashtags we saw on Twitter. UPDATE
New York officials and experts criticized the decision to keep roughly 700,000 students home on Tuesday.
Amid claims from pediatricians and parents that thousands of kids have been exposed to dangerous levels of the poison, Flint’s mayor takes action.
