Target is once again under fire — this time not just from consumers but from activists within the Black community.

Instead of Target addressing its DEI dialback, the retailer continues to work with Black brands like Tone, a personal care line by Kai Cenat.

Dutch semiconductor equipment supplier ASML has dropped its inclusion and diversity targets in the U.S. to comply with ...

An appeal by UniCredit against Italian government conditions hampering its $17 billion bid for Banco BPM will be heard by a ...

Consumers across the political spectrum lose faith in brands that flip-flop on political issues. The post Brands’ retreat ...

Several publicly listed Dutch companies are evaluating their diversity policies. These companies are also active in the United States, where new regulations have been in effect since this year, ...

The predictable consequences of the right wing’s war on public schools are being felt as educators leave their ...

Explore the Kai Cenat Target campaign aimed at winning back loyal consumers with AMP's personal care products.

Right now, resources are more important than ever, as people are feeling the effects of what’s happening in the country,” ...

Growing up on the northside of Denver, I was surrounded by a diverse community with a rich history. There, I learned about ...

Marketing has the power to shift culture, but with that power comes the responsibility to move beyond identity boxes and ...

T-Mobile is awaiting FCC approval to buy almost all of regional carrier United States Cellular's wireless operations ...