What Does Your Company Stand For—And Why?
Where we buy items like toilet paper has become political. Here’s how to respond when your company’s values are under attack.
Costco follows Walmart's lead on tariffs
Costco is reportedly demanding price cuts from its Chinese suppliers as U.S. tariffs continue to take a toll. With rising ...
Costco makes a major change to a convenient membership perk
Costco (COST) ended 2024 on a strong note, despite cracking down on membership card sharing and increasing membership prices ...
Trump’s DEI Battle Goes Global as Swiss Drugs Group Roche (RHHBY) Terminates Targets
Investors in Swiss pharmaceuticals firm Roche (RHHBY) were left nursing a headache today as its stock dropped on plans to ...
Corporate DEI Policies Can Create Problems Not Seen by Many Smaller Businesses
A report on problems with Morgan Stanley’s DEI program contrasts with the success of small businesses' equality and inclusion ...
It’s time corporate attorneys shifted from defense to offense on DEI
Corporate America is under attack from political pressure to dismantle DEI programs, despite them being fully lawful under ...
Nestlé boycott over DEI rollback starts this week. Why it differs from Target, Amazon boycotts
Nestlé products are next up following boycotts of Amazon and Target over DEI policy rollbacks. Here's a look at the brands ...
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Resilient Business Strategies in an Anti-Civil Rights Era
As the politicization of what should be apolitical anti-discrimination practices grows, the stakes for workers, consumers, investors, and communities have never been higher.