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When your 80-year-old grandmother forwards a video to you and your brother-in-law writes a blog, you can't help but pay attention to the growth, acceptance and utility of social media.

In order to enhance programming for the Women’s Business Initiative (WBI), the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce is launching a survey this week seeking input from lesbian, gay, bisexual (LBT) and allied business owners, professionals and students of business on the WBI’s future.

With over $712 billion in purchasing power, the LGBT community is fast becoming one of the most coveted customer segments in the United States.

The substantial increase in international trade in the last decade is either contributing to the U.S. economy's current woes or it's the nation's best chance to pull out of today's economic slump, observers say.

The stressful transition from academia to work is easier for many of today's LGBT students than it was for LGBT students at any time in the past. The reason? They don't have to do it all on their own anymore.

Buying a home can be one of life's most complex decisions, and it helps to have an experienced and sensitive realtor to help you through the awkward moments that are bound to come up for LGBT homebuyers.

A new LGBT news distribution service is expected to fill the need for LGBT-focused news distribution to journalists, according to the National Gay and Lesbian Journalists Association.

A new report confirms what many marketing experts and gay business leaders have known for years—gay consumers are not only in tune to company policies on LGBT issues, they also make purchasing decisions based on those policies.

NGLCC's Women's Business Initiative and Olivia join together to offer business seminars to LBT women on the high seas.

Dr. Herb Zeman's path to entrepreneurship began with a personal tragedy before finally leading him to a successful company making an innovative product that helps people.

International public relations giant Fleishman-Hillard is used to standing out in a crowd, and it's at it again.

Before there was Logo, before there was Planet Out, before it was even "cool" to be gay, there was Witeck-Combs Communications.

If you're a company looking to bolster your workforce by hiring talented LGBT employees, or if you're an LGBT job seeker looking for an inclusive workplace, your first and best stop will soon be CareerLink.

When Pride rolls around, or the local gay film festival announces that it still has room for advertisers in its printed program, do you answer the community's call?

Most entrepreneurs hit a moment – or more than one – when good outside advice could help keep their professional and personal lives on track.

Think you know a little something about LGBT travel?

To hear Lisa Sherman tell it, the LGBT community is poised on the edge of a cultural and technological revolution that will usher in a new age of LGBT visibility in the media and anxious recognition by America's once-reticent mainstream advertisers.

When the press comes calling, the rule of thumb is to be ready for anything.

The business path least taken can become the most thrilling and fulfilling road to success.

When gay bosses manage gay employees, familiarity, favoritism and fairness have the potential to collide.