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As I was closing terrible questions, I noticed something strange in the Careers ad:

There appears to be an encoding problem. I'm not sure what is supposed to be there, but it shows � instead.

More examples:

• Leadership for Educational� instead of Leadership for Educational Equity.
• Stansberry and Associates� instead of Stansberry and Associates Investment Research.

It appears to only happen to companies that have long names.

I just found out that � is the UTF-8 representation of �, which is the Unicode replacement character. See this answer at Stack Overflow for more information.

As I was closing terrible questions, I noticed something strange in the Careers ad:

There appears to be an encoding problem. I'm not sure what is supposed to be there, but it shows � instead.

More examples:

• Leadership for Educational� instead of Leadership for Educational Equity.
• Stansberry and Associates� instead of Stansberry and Associates Investment Research.

It appears to only happen to companies that have long names.

I just found out that � is the UTF-8 representation of �, which is the Unicode replacement character. See this answer at Stack Overflow for more information.

As I was closing terrible questions, I noticed something strange in the Careers ad:

There appears to be an encoding problem. I'm not sure what is supposed to be there, but it shows � instead.

More examples:

• Leadership for Educational� instead of Leadership for Educational Equity.
• Stansberry and Associates� instead of Stansberry and Associates Investment Research.

It appears to only happen to companies that have long names.

I just found out that � is the UTF-8 representation of �, which is the Unicode replacement character. See this for more information.

As I was closing terrible questions, I noticed something strange in the Careers ad:

There appears to be an encoding problem. I'm not sure what is supposed to be there, but it shows � instead.

More examples:

• Leadership for Educational� instead of Leadership for Educational Equity.
• Stansberry and Associates� instead of Stansberry and Associates Investment Research.

It appears to only happen to companies that have long names.

I just found out that � is the UTF-8 representation of �, which is the Unicode replacement character. See this answer at Stack Overflow for more information.