PG&E says a Chapter 11 filing is ‘the only viable option’ as it faces up to $30 billion in liability claims from the 2017 and 2018 wildfires. Investors had pushed a $4 billion alternative plan.
Answering the call for a fresh approach can be as simple as a yearly subscription.
Your response to a disaster starts long before the first flare-up. It must begin with a change in mindset among everyone in your organization. Preserving your reputation is vital. Here’s how.
Employees want to work for a company with a positive workplace culture. Find out which organizations were named ‘2019 Best Places to Work,’ according to Glassdoor reviews.
The company said it ‘missed the mark’ with a print ad that disparaged cellulite on women’s bodies. Is the apology enough to satisfy angry consumers?
The automaker faces a lawsuit and public claims that black employees were harassed and threatened at a factory in Ohio. After a slow start, GM has ramped up its messaging online.
Although it and McDonald’s Taiwan are separately owned and maintained, both fell under criticism after the latter posted an online video seen as supporting Taiwan’s independence.
Data thefts are increasingly common—and potentially devastating for your organization and its customers. Follow this guidance before, during and after a hack.
Your executive can be a wonderful asset in a PR crisis, but undisciplined blather can keep your organization in the headlines. Here’s how (and when) to tap your leaders.
This week, PR Daily readers were interested in response to Gillette’s marketing campaign, the importance of social media for marketers, annoying PR habits and more.
Which U.S. colleges are the best for students studying communications? Find out, and then check out our roundup of current job openings.
The banking group has faced pressure in the U.S. and abroad to address pay disparity. The unusual announcement has fired up critics and activists online; others applaud Citi’s candor.
There’s no quick fix to restoring a damaged public image. If you want to regain consumer trust, you had better be prepared for long hours and slow gains.
It’s a new year and many organizations have a positive outlook. However, plenty can still go wrong, and savvy pros should take precautions.
Members of the Coast Guard are advised to hold garage sales, and businesses ranging from airports to craft breweries feel the effects of the work stoppage and plead for a resolution.
