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Opinion: Reduced product variety, diminished customer service, and decreased support for community programs like Pride events are inevitable, writes John Casey.
The Cakeshop case could set a precedent for legalized discrimination. That would be a very expensive mistake by the Supreme Court.
Launching a new vehicle while the American auto industry is asking Congress for a $25 billion bailout might seem like illogical timing, but for General Motors and the people behind Chevy Volt, it's essential. With their backs against the wall, GM is rolling out their much-anticipated first plug-in electric vehicle -- and focusing their marketing efforts on the gay community.
Will you be able to afford your favorite gadgets, clothes, and beauty products as tariffs increase prices?
A new business initiative called OSL Holdings has grand ambitions to change spending habits among African-Americans, Latinos, women, and gays. OSL wants to connect the dots between minority shoppers and the companies that support them; their hope is to also communicate to major companies that marketing to these groups is profitable, and to provide tools to corporations to see if they're reaching such people.
The California marriage equality victory means big bucks for the state economy -- and good news for the budget crisis there. But as Jen Christensen finds out, businesses around the country are raking it in too.
It's OK to live a bit of life out from underneath the rainbow, writes Amanda Kerri.
Jennifer Petersen is on a crusade to keep "sexually explicit" books out of school libraries.
Protecting Dodd-Frank and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau isn't as sexy as saving Obamacare and marriage equality, but it's nearly as imperative.
Prevailing market wisdom says gays are less affected by economic downturns than heterosexuals. But how wise is that wisdom?
Done well, it demonstrates a company's committment to inclusion.
Brian Cornell reveals serious safety threats faced by Target employees due to conservative attacks on the store’s Pride Month collection.
"Joe Biden proudly affirms an essential core value of the NGLCC: that we all deserve our shot at the American Dream," the group says.
ThinkProgress offers up a list of the companies that are giving over $25,000 to right wing attack ad groups.
