DES MOINES, IA: Given the continued uncertainty on Wall Street, some companies are "pre-releasing" their earnings in order to protect corporate reputations. It seems particularly important in the insurance space, where the taint of AIG's struggles are touching many.

A recent Wall Street Journal piece on cutbacks in digital spending shook the confidence of many a Twitter user.

NEW YORK: Hill & Knowlton has launched a global corporate response group as a result of the Wall Street crisis.

McAfee has had a long-running effort to expand its media coverage beyond technology publications and into mainstream lifestyle media.

NEW YORK: More than half of working Americans said their employers have not addressed their concerns about the impact of the current economic turmoil, according to a new survey by Weber Shandwick.

When Initial Tropical Plants, a provider of plants and services for the workplace, decided to switch to a new global brand name, it knew the transition would take time.

In a tough time for the real estate market, Century 21 has embarked on the arduous task of convincing consumers that housing is worth the investment

Internet clips last forever, so effective monitoring is key for managing any company's image

In its June 10, 2002, issue, PRWeek identified an emerging online trend that marketing and communications professionals needed to take heed of: blogging.

Agencies have been watching the financial markets for months, and corporate practices kicked into high gear in response to the upheaval on Wall Street.