In the era of ESG and socially responsible investing, the ubiquity and virality of social media holds sway over businesses. Simply being profitable is no longer good enough, profitability must be achieved in a way that the general public agrees with. On paper, the financials of a target company could be impressive, the backgrounds of key executives could be squeaky clean. But before you breathe a sigh of relief and follow through with the investment, you must examine the most “public” of all public records—social media.
Sampling as a strategic tool in litigation and investigations: Precision and power for complex matters
Sampling can transform overwhelming data volumes into clear, defensible insights—supporting legal strategy while managing costs and compressing time. Whether...