Corporate Social Responsibility – Page 43

Biden, Joseph R Jr Corporate Social Responsibility International Relations Mohammed bin Salman (1985- ) Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline Politics and Government Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022) Saudi Arabia United States International Relations

US Executives Are Flocking to Saudi Davos in the Desert

Some top American business leaders are headed to the Saudi business conference. But Biden administration officials, angry over the kingdom’s stance on oil production and ties with Russia, are staying away.

By Kate Kelly

Banking and Financial Institutions Black People Community Reinvestment Act Corporate Social Responsibility Discrimination JPMorgan Chase & Company Minorities United States Economy

Where $30 Billion to Fix Systemic Racism Actually Goes

In 2020, JPMorgan pledged to invest significant resources in closing the racial wealth gap. Here is what the bank did, and what it looks like when a private-sector company tries to fix a societal problem.

By Emily Flitter

Computers and the Internet Corporate Social Responsibility Courts and the Judiciary Decisions and Verdicts Frauds and Swindling Holmes, Elizabeth (1984- ) Silicon Valley (Calif) Start-ups Theranos Inc Whistle-Blowers Witnesses

Elizabeth Holmes Case Takes On More Drama Ahead of Sentencing

The founder of Theranos, the failed blood testing start-up, asked for a new trial after a surprise visit from a key witness to her house.

By Erin Griffith

Book Trade and Publishing Computers and the Internet Conservatism (US Politics) Conspiracy Theories Corporate Social Responsibility Gorka, Sebastian Midterm Elections (2022) Project Democracy Radio Right-Wing Extremism and Alt-Right Rumors and Misinformation Salem Media Group Silverman, Craig (Radio Host) United States Politics and Government Voter Fraud (Election Fraud)

The Rise of Salem Media, a Conservative Radio Juggernaut

Salem Media, which counts the conservative personalities Charlie Kirk and Sebastian Gorka among its radio hosts, has taken a pointed stance ahead of the midterm elections.

By Cecilia Kang and Tiffany Hsu

mosaec