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New research suggests that employers should take a closer look at how DEI goals are perceived by the very people they are intended to include.

Last year’s corporate commitments to DEI could have made a difference in adding more Black leaders to corporate boards across the U.S.

The Lone Star state's COVID-19 response is among the reasons that it has become more complicated for companies to do business in Texas.

More evidence strongly suggests the pandemic is curtailing many women’s opportunities in leadership, career advancement and work-life balance.

In the global effort to prevent catastrophic climate change, the rights and roles of Indigenous peoples are finally getting the attention they deserve.

As more American workers leave their jobs, other employees struggle to manage both work and home. It's up to companies to lend them even more support.

With real immigration reform on the table for the first time in decades, the fight is heating up from the halls of  Congress to the streets of the largest U.S. cities. The business community, however, has stayed largely silent. 

General Motors is now targeting 100 percent renewable energy for its U.S. operations by 2025. Meanwhile CEO Mary Barra was tapped for a two-year term as chair of the Business Roundtable, which is fighting progressive climate action in the U.S. Congress.

As global climate negotiations fail to yield measurable results, youth activists sound increasingly fed up, and we can't say we blame them. 

The dust has not yet settled on a newly proposed federal incentive package for electric vehicles, but Ford is not waiting around for the ink to dry.

As Climate Week enters its third day, the headlines are coming in quickly. Don't have time to keep up? We've got you covered. Read on for the biggest news that crossed our desks this week. 

The top five U.S. tech companies would have far more influence on climate action if their lobbying activities were a true reflection of their supposed concern for avoiding catastrophic global climate change, a new report finds.