Retailers like Walmart and Target recently scaled back similar efforts focused on finding and funding more brands founded by ...

A boycott against corporations scaling back on diversity, equity and inclusion or DEI efforts is creating buzz on social media.

Trump didn’t bully corporate America to turn its back on DEI. He just gave it cover to get out from under the monster that ...

Black-owned brands with products at Walmart, Target, Sephora and other store chains are concerned about what the retailers' DEI rollbacks will mean for them, CNBC reports.

Julie Levinson Werner and Sandra Halbing of Lowenstein Sandler discuss current DEI-related practices among businesses and ...

A boycott against corporations scaling back on diversity, equity and inclusion or DEI efforts is creating buzz on social media.

Several major brands and organizations have rolled back their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies following President Donald Trump’s executive order to cut ...

While social activism of this kind has been in retreat for some time, many are realizing that these policies are not just unpopular and unethical, but illegal.

Conservatives who have spent decades promoting deep cuts to government are giving mixed reviews to the Department of ...

Procter & Gamble, for instance, has held a Black History Month commemoration for employees for many years, P&G chief ...

In a flurry of executive orders enacted on President Trump’s first day in office, the Trump administration has chosen to roll ...