What’s a company to do when one of its top employees is accused of wild partying, excessive drug use and having sex with a client’s girlfriend? If you’re Jefferies, the investment bank, you fire back with a bold memo from the CEO. It was a good memo but a bad strategy.
It seems NBC is producing as much drama in its executive suite as it is on the TV screen. Deborah Turness, the president of NBC News, told some hard truths in a New York Times interview, which caused a few senior executives to choke on their morning lattes. Ms. Turness was said to be firing […]
The Bloomberg terminal-peeping scandal is rich in irony. It has launched a media feeding-frenzy that could run for a while – and prove difficult for the company to manage.
It is hard to recall a more dramatic week than the one just seen in Boston. And for the media, which reported the story and at times became the story, the episode shows how its world has changed forever.