M’m, m’m, Good? How Campbell’s took on the ‘3-D printer’ chicken claim
6 thoughts on the food company’s handling of an executive’s recorded tirade
6 thoughts on the food company’s handling of an executive’s recorded tirade
Two new books from a Southern California writers’ conference offer a simple formula — push ahead with a draft, then rewrite
The telecom’s new CEO signaled the big changes ahead, but fell short when it came time to deliver the message
Kenvue’s boss has kept his head down, raising questions about when executives should speak up in a crisis
The Conference Board says disclosures of risks due to artificial intelligence have jumped fivefold since 2023
When Verizon replaced its CEO, it left a crucial question hanging. The news media jumped in
7 ways to make stories shorter and stronger
Turn off the phone? Write in longhand? Hide your notes? No single solution works for everyone, but here are 7 tips worth trying.
Starling Lawrence, who died last month, leaves behind some tips that are useful to corporate communication managers
The New York Times opinion writer offers examples from a wide range of sources that demonstrate five basic writing techniques
Memos and slogans don’t change corporate culture at the telecom or anywhere else
Consumers have dinged the retailer for its pullback on DEI. Their expectations are different for Target than other companies.