Out of the top 25 companies on the list, four are from the financial sector. Wells Fargo comes in at No. 3, TD Bank No. 14, Bank of America No. 17 and JPMorgan Chase No. 21, according to Logo's ...

Also, businesses must adopt inclusive policies, publicly declare their business “LGBT friendly” and display symbols of equality and inclusion in their offices and literature and on their websites.

A site highlighting businesses that hire LGBT workers and donate to LGBT causes debuted during Stonewall Columbus Pride festival. A website and mobile app highlighting businesses that hire LGBT ...

Jonathon Pritchard, of Wildwood, is the creator of the Pride App, and he said he created the app to support LGBT and ally-backed businesses of all sizes. The app provides a platform where smaller ...

Academics at two universities in the Nordic country assessed the financial performance of 657 publicly-traded U.S. companies between 2003 and 2016, and found that firms with LGBT-friendly policies ...

For every LGBT friendly policy, the company gets more points. “We start with a universe of the S&P composite 1500, and then we filter out any company that scores below an 80,” Douillet says.

Corporate America has discovered that having LGBT-friendly policies helps the bottom line. Businesses Lead the Way PHILADELPHIA — In 1991, Tennessee-based Cracker Barrel made no bones about why ...

Atlanta, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Denver and Dallas round out the top five cities with the largest number of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender-friendly businesses per 100,000 people.