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Theranos Teaches Silicon Valley a Hard Lesson about Accountability
The failures of the blood-testing firm Theranos show that high-flying tech firms need boards who are willing to ask the hard questions.
Frame or Get Framed
Yale’s David Bach writes that the legal battle between Apple and the FBI illustrates the strategic importance of issue framing in public debates.
Can I Ask You a Question?
We have learned to be skeptical of claims by advertisers. Can a question evade our defenses?
How Do Mayors Get Things Done?
Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld talks with mayors from both parties about how they move past partisan combat to find solutions that work.
How Do You Enforce Antitrust Law in a Global Marketplace?
Professor Fiona Scott Morton, the former chief economist in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, on the state of global competition law.
What Comes Next for Europe?
Yale Insights spoke with professors David Bach and Andrew Metrick about the likely short-term and long-term implications of “Brexit.”
Can a Better Burger Make a Difference?
Seth Goldman ’95 discusses his company’s effort to transform the way we eat protein.
How Can Marketers Get a Message through the Noise?
Linda Kaplan Thaler, former chairman of Publicis Kaplan Thaler, says that to make an impact, advertisements must be funny, concise, and intensely focused.
Could Crowdfunding Reshape Entrepreneurship?
Yale’s Olav Sorenson explains how crowdfunding can change entrepreneurship and what’s necessary for that to happen.
What’s at Stake on Social Media?
Sprinklr CEO Ragy Thomas discusses how social media is reshaping companies.
