August 30, 2024 Big banks fall short on climate risk plans says U.S. regulator The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency conducted a review last year including 22 large banks to see how they account for the impact of climate change on their loan books and businesses. BY Reuters A top U.S. banking regulator has … Continue reading Big banks fall short on climate risk plans says U.S. regulator
Here are the six types of people most likely to stop using a B2B product and how to handle them. Mike Pastore on August 19, 2024 Last week, Adam Robinson, the CEO of Retention.com, published a LinkedIn post that’s become all too familiar over the last couple of years. You know the one. Retention.com … Continue reading How to identify high-churn personas in B2B and mitigate their risk
HubSpot reported a relatively minor breach as U.S. customers were checking out for the holiday. Mike Pastore on July 8, 2024 HubSpot says fewer than 50 customer accounts were victims of a breach in late June, all impacted customers were notified and all has been quiet since the initial incident. As of May 2024, … Continue reading Limited HubSpot breach reminds us there’s risk in SaaS apps and data storage
Blended CTV Ad Inventory Is Bigger Risk To Writers & Actors Than AI by Dave Morgan , Featured Contributor, August 3, 2023 The Writers Guild of America has been on strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers for three months now. SAG-AFTRA, the actors union, began striking a few weeks ago. An … Continue reading Blended CTV Ad Inventory Is Bigger Risk To Writers & Actors Than AI
By Wilfred Chan June 23, 2023 Most workers at big American companies receive employee wellness benefits. But what if those programs are actually a kind of worker surveillance—that may not even be making workers healthier? A new report from the Data & Society nonprofit argues exactly that. A team of researchers claim that the … Continue reading Could ‘wellness capitalism’ put employee health data at risk?
By Wilfred Chan May 05, 2023 AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton, a 75-year-old computer scientist known as “the Godfather of AI,” has made waves this week after resigning from Google to warn that AI could soon surpass humans in intelligence and learn how to destroy humanity on its own. But Hinton’s warnings, while dire, … Continue reading Researcher Meredith Whittaker says AI’s biggest risk isn’t ‘consciousness’—it’s the corporations that control them
By Chris Morris April 20, 2023 After hemorrhaging cash for years, WeWork is now facing a possible delisting by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The company announced this week that it had received a “continued listing standard notice” from the exchange, stating that, since April 11, 2023, it had fallen out of … Continue reading With its stock down 65% this year, WeWork is now at risk of being delisted from the NYSE
When Does It Pay To Take A Risk In Advertising? by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, December 22, 2022 Trust is powerful. Risk is tricky. B2B marketing trends reveal that businesses remain optimistic about growth, shifting their focus to long-term goals while taking more risks in 2023 despite indications of impending recession, according to data from Sapio … Continue reading When Does It Pay To Take A Risk In Advertising?
Brands Resisting TikTok Risk Falling Too Far Behind by Will Ashton , December 16, 2022 TikTok has grown massively since the start of 2020, but many brands still don’t know what to do with the platform. There remain legitimate concerns about performance and attribution. There are also practical challenges surrounding TikTok creative, resourcing and a … Continue reading Brands Resisting TikTok Risk Falling Too Far Behind
By Band of Sisters November 25, 2022 More than 30 years ago, we were founding members of our company’s Women’s Resource Network. We wore our power suits and our sensible heels into conference rooms to address the challenge of the day: not enough women in positions of power. Despite an increase in women holding … Continue reading Workplaces are at risk of losing a generation of women leaders—here are 5 things that could help
