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Cydney Posner, PubCo @ Cooley, July 22, 2015 As reported in the WSJ, the National Association of Corporate Directors advises that boards ask their companies’ chief information security officers some pointed questions about cybersecurity risks. Often, boards just...
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Nick Gass, Politico, July 22, 2015 Rest in peace, Lindsey Graham’s Verizon Samsung flip phone. The South Carolina senator’s cellphone got inundated with calls on Tuesday after Donald Trump read Graham’s personal number during a public...
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Kristen V. Brown, Fusion, July 22, 2015 In recent years, referring to a tech company’s culture as “fratty” has become easy shorthand to describe Silicon Valley’s gender disparities, and bemoan the male-dominated culture that...
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Mignon Fogarty, Harvard Business Review, July 22, 2015 You’re looking at an e-mail you just wrote, and you’re not sure whether you have the right word: Do you want affect or effect? Further or farther? Gray or grey? Getting it wrong can make you look...
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Scott Wallsten, The Atlantic, July 9, 2015 While taxis used to face little competition for on-demand point-to-point transportation, today they find themselves in a cutthroat business. The number of taxi trips in New York City decreased by about 8 percent from...
