When George Floyd died on May 25, 2020, no one knew how it would impact the world.

The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), representing over 200 Black-owned newspapers and media companies, has ...

Essence Festival draws fire for keeping Target as sponsor amid DEI rollbacks, sparking boycotts and tough questions from the ...

(NEXSTAR) — Within the several hundreds of pages of the megabill the House is expected to pass on Thursday are a $6,000 tax ...

Target has been hurt by operational missteps, inflation’s dampening of consumer sentiment and tariff costs. On top of all ...

Brian Cornell is near the end of an 11-year tenure as Target’s CEO, and he will leave with industry-leading successes and ...

CBC leadership pressed Target for "clear answers on the consequences" of the company’s decision to scale back its diversity ...

The loss of Bartell Drugs is a gut punch to Seattle. But numerous retailers are showing promise, columnist Jon Talton writes.

News White George Floyd Advocate and Husband ‘Target of Political Assasination’ but It Gets Worse This is a sad day for America. But we all knew something like this coming. By Lawrence Ware ...

Two autopsies ruled Floyd’s death a homicide, but a false counternarrative quickly emerged that persists years later.

George Floyd did not die of a drug overdose. Why does misinformation about his death persist? Two autopsies ruled his death a homicide. Despite ample evidence demonstrating police misconduct ...

For years, Target was at the forefront of corporate America’s support for inclusion, and following the murder of George Floyd, the company made significant investments in Black-owned businesses.