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The Advocate is one of the world's oldest LGBT publications

Iconic American LGBT publication The Advocate sold by PlanetOut

Planet Out, has sold The Advocate and a number of other publications to Regent Media, the owners of Gaywired and here! tv.

Heniz shrugs off gay boycott with soaring sales figures

Heniz shrugs off gay boycott with soaring sales figures

Despite a boycott organised by gay rights group Stonewall, Heinz, saw earnings in the most recent quarter increase by $229 million (£123m). It was slammed by gay rights groups for pulling a television advertisement featuring two men kissing.

The bank said that it will offer a mixture of traditional private banking together with a range of specific services tailored towards gay clientèle.

Credit Suisse to offer gay banking service in UK

Credit Suisse will be the first major bank to specifically target the LGBT community in Britain. The firm's offering will follow the route of niche banking that has already been offered to the Muslim and Polish immigrant communities.

The report also found that gay and lesbian consumers are not using their cards just to keep financially afloat

Gays beat the credit crunch

Gay and lesbian consumers are more resilient to the credit crunch than their hetro-sexual counterparts, a new survey suggests.

insure.com is a price comparison site

Insurance website claims gay men die younger than straights

A leading insurance comparison website has caused a storm of debate by claiming gay men have a life expectancy 20 years shorter than heterosexual men.

More than 95% of the insurance industry abide by the ABI code

New guidelines on HIV and life insurance published

The Association of British Insurers has updated its consumer guide for gay men covering HIV and life insurance.

Gay-friendly policies make good business sense

INTERVIEW: Why supporting gay staff is good business

Barclays was an early supporter of Stonewall's efforts to promote equality in the workplace as a member of the Diversity Champions programme. In fact they were the first bank to sign up.

John Hutton is The Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform

Business Secretary calls on employers to support gay staff

The Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform has endorsed a new report into gay, lesbian and bisexual experiences at work.

Stonewall’s Diversity Champions programme promotes good practice around sexual orientation

Stonewall research highlights business case for supporting LGB staff

The Secretary of State for Business John Hutton is to launch pioneering Stonewall research today examining the advantages of being out at work.

The Village Drinks third annual summer party will be held on 29th July

Barclays to sponsor gay and lesbian networking event

A major financial institution will sponsor the main summer event by professional gay networking group Village Drinks.

The Gay Business Association is hosting an Ask The Experts event

Business advice offered to LGBT entrepreneurs

The Gay Business Association is hosting an Ask The Experts event as part of the Pride London festival, open to all LGBT professionals from charities, businesses and other organisations.

51,320 of California's same-sex couples want to marry

Gay marriage worth millions to California economy

Same-sex marriage could potentially boost California's deflating economy by $683.6 million (£345m) over the next three years, an analysis by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law has claimed.

Businesses have diversified their workforce

Unions and business join forces to push diversity in the workplace

The Confederation of British Industry and the Trades Union Congress have launched a joint report promoting diversity in the workplace.

Financial support a young undergraduate student receives requires an assessment of parental income

COMMENT: Gay students abandoned by parents enter 'postcode lottery'

Two years ago at the age of 19, James left home after his stepfather repeatedly beat him because he was gay. As a result, he ended up spending a year living on the streets.

Sao Paulo pride (taken 2004)

Biggest Pride in the world draws in millions

The world's largest gay pride parade took place in Sao Paulo, Brazil yesterday with millions of people peacefully gathering to celebrate gay rights. But the event also creates thousands of jobs.

















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