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The cosmetics company recently held that it would not nix its DEI initiatives, with CEO Tarang Amin saying that "our mission is to make the best of beauty accessible."
LPI Media Inc. announced on Tuesday that corporate editorial director Judy Wieder will be leaving the company on March 22. Long the guiding force for the company's prominent LGBT publications, Wieder joined The Advocate as its arts and entertainment editor in 1993.
The new CEO, George Arison, takes the reins of Grindr amid a monkeypox outbreak that is most affecting men who have sex with men.
An LGBTQ+ media entrepreneur gives Publix advice in denouncing heiress Julie Jenkins Fancelli's role in funding the January 6 insurrection.
Out journalist Cory Weinberg of The Information talks about the road ahead for the company's IPO as Grindr's new CEO tries to hide from a tweet endorsing Trump.
Over a 20-year period, a ban could lower health care costs among all adult smokers by about $1.62 billion, a recent study found.
Kroger Co. announced Monday that a regional gay newspaper will once again be carried in the free publication rack inside some of its Nashville-area grocery stores, according to the Associated Press.
The gay dating and hookup app announced merger plans on Monday.
Openly gay U.S. representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts weighed in on the growing Microsoft controversy.
Claiming victory, the antigay American Family Association has called off a planned boycott of Ford Motor Co., and the automaker confirmed it was halting some gay-targeted advertising.
The Catholic Church in Australia tells companies of its 'gravely concern' that they supported marriage equality in recent newspaper advertisements.
The announcement follows public outcry over the company's failure to condemn Florida's "don't say gay" bill.
Hours after the Republican lawmaker from Georgia misgendered and deadnamed Dr. Rachel Levine on Twitter, the company labeled the tweet a violation but kept it up "in the public interest."
Company shares shot up more than 100 percent as trading started Friday.
They sought intel on the company's hiring process, but it's unclear how far they got.
The app can't really predict a user's sexual orientation but could be used to make them a target for discrimination and violence, according to scientists.
