Trump Media owns the Truth Social app, which is regularly used by former President Donald Trump, the biggest shareholder of the newly public company.

Meme stocks describe the shares of companies that have gained a cult-like following on social media, which can influence share prices.

New information shows that the insurance company that swooped in and bailed out Trump with a $175 million bond isn’t on a list of vetted companies—and wrote a bizarre contract.

Great infographic by OfficeVibe, an employee engagement company. It's a list of the ten things that will destroy a company’s culture and cause low employee engagement. Here are the company culture killers: This infographic was crafted with love by Officevibe. Learn employee engagement facts that will stop company culture killers from growing in your company.

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I do love a good drag show, although I think the current trend towards exaggerated makeup, hair, and clothing takes away from the simple beauty of a man dressed as a woman. Back in the day, the more realistic your drag costume, the better; acts like Bert Savoy and The Rocky Twins made their fame […]

If you grow up in one area of the world, you become very accustomed to how to behave socially there. You know what’s normal and what’s a no-no. Upon visiting other areas of the world, w…

Mining sustains the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is one of the world’s poorest nations. In 2019 taxes on mining companies accounted for 46

A great company board is the result of having great board members. So what does make a great board member?

Anita Roddick, founder of the Body Shop and Britain's leading female entrepreneur, whose cruelty-free cosmetics and environmentally sensitive packaging helped change the worldwide skin-care industry, died of a brain hemorrhage Monday at St. Richard's Hospital in Chichester, England. Roddick announced in February that she had cirrhosis of the liver, caused by hepatitis C she acquired during a blood transfusion 36 years ago when she was giving birth to her youngest daughter. Dramatic and energetic, the 5-foot-2-inch Roddick described herself as a flower child of the 1960s who launched the company in 1976 to support herself and her two children. The Body Shop's promotion of recycling and its use of suppliers among indigenous people in developing countries made the British company a phenomenon, growing from a single store to more than 2,100 stores in 55 countries within 30 years. Roddick, the public face of the firm, devoted significant hours to globalization protests, rain forest preservation marches and Take a Daughter to Work days. Anita Lucia Perella, the daughter of Italian immigrants in seaside Littlehampton, was attracted to activism after reading a book about the Holocaust. Running afoul of apartheid laws by going to a jazz club on a "black night," she was deported by the South African police. Roddick, then 33, borrowed $8,000 from a bank, using the hotel as collateral, and contacted an herbalist found in the Yellow Pages to help with her unusual list of ingredients.

What is the bystander effect? If someone suddenly feel while walking near you what would you do? Would you help? Or would you be part of the bystander effect phenomenon?

How is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand connected to the current unrest in Iraq? According to this infographic from James Carson, founder and editor of the new website MadeFromHistory.com, the June 28, 1914 shooting...

Think like a network, act like a node. At IISC, we continue to emphasize that networks, not organizations, are the unit of social change. Part of the reason for this is that networks at their best are able to leverage what are known as “network effects.” These effects, as described by Madeleine Taylor and Peter Plastrik, include... Read More

Rep. Jim Jordan is showing Americans how Donald Trump would pressure private businesses, especially in news and social media, to do his bidding.

Building a responsible business goes beyond fulfilling your mandated Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR). It starts from the core values and beliefs

New information shows that the insurance company that swooped in and bailed out Trump with a $175 million bond isn’t on a list of vetted companies—and wrote a bizarre contract.

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The majority of the businesses we encounter have their primary purpose rooted in profit. And while profit-focused businesses are significant contributors to the economy, their micro impact is limited. This is why people and groups with a social mission are asking, “What is social enterprise?”, and, “How can I build one to make a difference?”

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If you want to take on a public approach to your Corporate Social Responsibility, you need to understand marketing activism.

Great infographic by OfficeVibe, an employee engagement company. It's a list of the ten things that will destroy a company’s culture and cause low employee engagement. Here are the company culture killers: This infographic was crafted with love by Officevibe. Learn employee engagement facts that will stop company culture killers from growing in your company.

Let's understand what the term social impact means simply.

Cybersquatting or domain squatting, is a derogatory term for the registration of terms as Internet domain names, which the registrant is not entitled to. The registration of personal names is also called namejacking, that of brand names as brandjacking. When registering names and parts thereof associated with persons of public interest such as musicians, politicians …

When it comes to social media etiquette, one of the most important rules is being a good responder. Here are five reasons why you should respond to social media comments…

Reflections on what Responsible Business means.