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Employers should allow their transgender employees access to bathrooms that match the gender with which they identify, a controversial new guidance issued Monday by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration asserts.

Kirk Perry, president of brand solutions at Google, recently shared his inspiring testimony at the 21st annual Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast.

A personal visit to Silicon Valley by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation this week, followed by the release of a major annual report on the health of the region's economy provided hints of a future for the country's technology capital that will include huge transit challenges and optimism that the current tech boom is not another "bubble."

The Benham brothers, whose HGTV show was cancelled last May due to their belief in traditional marriage, recently shared how they are able to stand firm in even the toughest of situations.

As shoppers mob stores and online sites to finish their holiday shopping this month, they will find no shortage of books for sale by technology executives from companies big and small. Indeed, 2014 was a year when a number of tech company leaders, some well-known and a few who are not, felt compelled to share their philosophies of management, business savvy, and a lot more in hardbound, glossily packaged books.

A Christian couple in California has shut down their photography company after LGBT activists protested against the business, claiming they denied service to a homosexual couple for their wedding.

In a move to comply with federal regulations, Wal-Mart, one of the largest private sector companies in the United States, has decided to eliminate health insurance for 30,000 part-time workers and raise premiums throughout its U.S. workforce.

Dallas, TX - Rapid growth in the U.S.A., bold new moves into South Korea and China, and the first written history of the unique, ground-breaking organization, highlights the 30th year celebration of business trend setter Marketplace Chaplains, the largest and original American workplace chaplaincy organization.

Dan Cathy recently told the Atlanta Journal Constitution that it was a mistake to drag the chain's name into the publicly contested issue two years ago when he made controversy-stirring comments about the Supreme Court's rulings.

Just 10 days after Walter Wang purchased the company from his father, who was the wealthiest men in Taiwan then, he was diagnosed with Phase IV nasopharyngeal cancer and that he had at most a year to live unless he begins chemotherapy treatment...

The head of the world's largest plastic pipe manufacturer was recently interviewed on his viewpoints toward work, money, family, faith and values.

In June, a federal court ruled that Hobby Lobby, the art-supply chain, could not be fined for refusing to offer its employees morning-after contraception coverage.