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Public Relations Proves Vital In Chicago’s Troubled Waters
Tinley Park, a suburb of Chicago, recently faced a controversy over their water meters.

Big League Bad PR For Kaye Scholer With Partner Arrest
Shkreli - who has been under constant media scrutiny for price-gouging consumers on pharmaceutical products - wasn't arrested alone.

Valeant: The Collapse That Rewrote Crisis PR
Valeant Pharmaceuticals' 2015–2016 collapse — from $262 stock and $90B market cap to single digits in eighteen months — became one of the most-cited corporate crises of the decade. Michael Pearson, Bill Ackman, Andrew Left's Citron report, Philidor, Vianovo, and the lessons every CEO and crisis team still works from.

Climate Change Communications: What Paris Got Right, What It Got Wrong, And What Comes Next
Climate communications has been broken for a long time. What the Paris Agreement era got right, what it got wrong, and what climate PR now looks like.


Levick Communications: Clinton’s Professional Fixer Selling Citizenships
The Atlantic writes: "For a vari able fee, be gin ning at just $250,000, you, too, can be come a cit izen of St.

An APCO Fire Is Burning In India
"We have been contacted twice in recent weeks by private PR companies representing Indian govt.

Pfizer's Post-COVID Reputation Reset
Pfizer's post-COVID rebuild: $43B Seagen acquisition, oncology pivot, GLP-1 catch-up race, Starboard pressure. How the brand is being narrated forward.

PR Firm Hired By Texas “Clock Boy” Ahmed Mohamed
14-year old Ahmed Mohamed says he wants to be an inventor.
