Ethics
TikTok’s Newest Crisis: What the Spying Scandal Means for the App’s Future
ByteDance faces fresh backlash as Forbes reveals TikTok spied on journalists. Here's what it means for users and the app's…
Ethics
Energy coverage
The Climate Reporter, the Chevron Ad, and Journalism’s Fossil-Fuel Reckoning
A veteran journalist's departure over a Chevron sponsorship at Semafor has spotlighted an old tension: can newsrooms that cover the…
Business Media News
The Twitter Layoff Box Stunt: What It Says About Newsroom Trust
Fired CNBC and Bloomberg reporters pushed a box-carrying hoax at Twitter HQ. Here is what it means for business news…
Company coverage
Is Business Journalism Failing Us by Idolizing CEOs?
A NYT reporter's new book sparks debate on whether business press makes heroes of those who harm workers.
Company coverage
How Cheerleading Journalism Fed the Theranos Fraud
The 2014 Fortune cover on Elizabeth Holmes may have helped convict her. What went wrong in business media's coverage?
Ethics
Holmes Says She Approved WSJ Piece. The Journal Says No.
Elizabeth Holmes claimed she reviewed a Wall Street Journal article before publication. The paper's owner denies this.