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Target will only sell Pride Month collection in some stores after backlash in 2023 - ABC News

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  1. Target will only sell Pride Month collection in some stores after backlash in 2023  ABC News
  2. Target (TGT) Pride Products to Be Pulled From Some Stores  Bloomberg
  3. Target is only selling Pride Month products in some stores after last year's backlash  Quartz
  4. Target to cut LGBTQ Pride month products from some stores after backlash: Bloomberg  Yahoo Finance
  5. Target's Pride Month collection to appear in fewer stores  The Washington Post

Wipro elevates Vinay Firake to head APAC, India, Middle East and Africa

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Vinay Firake appointed CEO APMEA at Wipro, succeeding Anis Chenchah. Srini Pallia leads. Delaporte resigned, Hari Shetty elevated. Chenchah supports till May 31, 2024. Firake's educational background includes Wharton and Harvard Business School.

Owners look to sell historic Gufler Mansion in Emporia for $775,000

Ksnt.com 

EMPORIA (KSNT) - The owners of a more than 100-year-old mansion in Emporia say they're looking for someone else to take up charge of their property and business. Brad and Susan Cochennet own the Gufler Mansion in the City of Emporia. The couple announced on social media on May 3 they intend to sell the [...]

Andy Cohen Cleared of Harassment & Substance Allegations in Internal Investigation

Jezebel.com 

This week, Andy Cohen appeared on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter in something of a commemoration for his 15 years as the host of Watch What Happens Live and his illustrious history at Bravo. The story saw him answer to a myriad of things during his time at the network but chief among them was the range of recent allegations—from racism to railing lines with employees—made by former Real Housewives like Eboni Williams, Leah McSweeney, Brandi Glanville, Caroline Manzo, and Bethenny Frankel that prompted an internal investigation. Читать дальше...

Pro-Palestinian encampment dismantled at MIT

TheHill.com 

Police began dismantling a pro-Palestinian encampment set up on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus early morning, following a similar series of events at colleges nationwide. Organizers said only about 10 people were inside the encampment, but a group of protesters were chanting outside it, The Associated Press reported. According to the student paper, The...