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David De Cremer, Harvard Business Review, July 21, 2016 Sunlight, as the saying goes, is the best disinfectant. And it’s tempting to think that if we just shine a light on wrongdoing, wrongdoing will go away. It’s never been easier to collect...
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Michael Hill, Infosecurity Magazine, July 5, 2016 The number of victims hit by identity theft jumped a hefty 57% last year, according to figures from fraud prevention service Cifas. The firm’s research found that fraudsters are particularly targeting...
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Jennifer Porter, Harvard Business Review, July 5, 2016 Senseless acts of violence affect all of us. Mass shootings, suicide bombers, assassinations — the emotions such events bring up are strong, even if our personal connection to the events is not. Feelings of...
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Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz, Chicago Tribune, June 14, 2016 Given the push for more women in the C-suite, companies might wish to shout from the rooftops when they appoint a female CEO. But the more they shout, the more their share price might suffer, a new study...
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Ben DiPietro, The Wall Street Journal’s Risk & Compliance Journal, June 13, 2016 The crisis this week involves Signet Jewelers, which is battling allegations employees substituted premium diamonds with cheaper, man-made substitutes. Using only the...
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Dan Bilefsky, The New York Times, June 9, 2016 One of the oldest forms of punctuation may be dying The period — the full-stop signal we all learn as children, whose use stretches back at least to the Middle Ages — is gradually being felled in the barrage of...
