Where we buy items like toilet paper has become political. Here’s how to respond when your company’s values are under attack.

Week after week we’ve witnessed company after company cave to the fear of President Donald Trump’s iron claw and abandon their so-called “commitments” to diversity, equity and inclusion.

In an escalating tiff, STRS Ohio told Attorney General Dave Yost why it hasn't joined a lawsuit against Target Corp.

On Feb. 28, the activist group People’s Union USA organized a 24-hour “economic blackout.” The group called upon people to refrain from buying anything from big corporations that have knuckled under ...

The Tulsa World contacted DEI leaders at local businesses to find out what they are doing and help explain a concept that has taken on a national narrative.

with local Black Lives Matter chapters participating in events where activists cut up their Target credit cards. Organizers have encouraged consumers to shop at companies like Costco, which recently ...

Some of the plans are already in motion. In Starbucks cafes, he’s dropped menu items. He’s created delineation between “to-go ...

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is urging the teachers' pension fund to join a lawsuit against Target over its DEI policies ...

"So target is 5 minutes away & Costco's 30 min. The way my DEI is setup I'll be going to Costco's," this person shared.

They've swarmed several recent videos posted on Target's TikTok account and talked about how much they love their competitor ...

Yeah, some companies are hurting a little bit because people are boycotting. Yes, the DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) ...