Business Insider and Axel Springer Stand by Reporting on Neri Oxman's Alleged Plagiarism

Despite criticism from billionaire Bill Ackman, the companies maintain their reporting was unbiased and well-documented.

Business Insider and its parent company Axel Springer stand by their reporting that former MIT professor Neri Oxman committed plagiarism in her work.
Business Insider CEO Barbara Peng stated that there were no personal bias or religious motivations that inspired the reporting.
Axel Springer conducted an internal review in response to criticisms from Oxman's husband, billionaire Bill Ackman.
Despite the controversy, Oxman issued an apology for not using quotation marks properly and said she properly cited all sources within her work.
Ackman has been highly critical of Business Insider and accused the writers of unethical journalism.