What can American companies do to tackle racial injustice?
Our weekly podcast on the markets, the economy and the world of business
THE KILLING of George Floyd and ensuing protests are a wake-up call for corporate America. There are few African-Americans among its CEOs. What will bosses do to combat racism beyond releasing PR statements? Also, how diversity helps the bottom line and the history of economic suppression of African-Americans. Patrick Lane hosts. Runtime: 22 min
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